Women's Institute For A Secure Retirement (WISER)

Women's Institute For A Secure Retirement (WISER) is a nonprofit organization committed to enhancing the long-term financial security of women through education and advocacy. It focuses on addressing the unique financial challenges women encounter, providing training workshops, forming strategic partnerships, conducting research, and engaging in media outreach, policy analysis, and advocacy efforts. WISER's programs aim to help women take control of their finances and break down barriers preventing their participation in the nation’s retirement system.

Founded in 1996, WISER has been operating the National Resource Center on Women and Retirement in collaboration with the Administration on Aging for over 20 years. The center specializes in assisting financially at-risk women, including older women, women of color, lower- to moderate-income women, caregivers, and those impacted by divorce and widowhood. It focuses on providing fundamental retirement and financial education to empower women and families to improve their financial well-being and avoid financial exploitation.

WISER's dedication to addressing the financial needs of women aligns with the education, financial services, and women's health industries. While specific headquarters and recent investment details are not available, the organization's focus on an underserved demographic and critical societal need positions it as a potential prospect for impact-focused investors seeking to support initiatives that address gender-specific financial challenges and promote long-term financial security for women through education and advocacy.