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Help women see financial planning as a profession that's right for them. Provide financial advice to those who wouldn't otherwise have access. Help CFP Board maintain CFP® certification as the standard of excellence in the financial planning profession. These are just a few ways you can benefit both your community and profession.

Pro bono financial planning provides critical services to underserved and at-risk Americans. As a highly qualified CFP® professional and pro bono volunteer, you can help people take control of their financial lives and have a positive impact on individuals, families and communities.

You may also be able to make progress toward your CFP® certification requirements. Pro bono volunteer hours may count toward the Experience requirement for initial CFP® certification. CFP Board recognizes this important community service and awards pro bono volunteers with digital badges based on hours of service.

Take advantage of the networking and professional development opportunities offered by joining a membership organization in the financial planning profession.