Tired of your high-cost cell phone bill? You’re not alone. The average American spends nearly $1,900 a year on their cell phone plan, but you don’t have to.

Did you know that July is Cell Phone Courtesy Month? A great reminder that how we use our phones in public can impact the people around us.

It might feel early, but July is the perfect time to start thinking about the holiday season — especially if you're a preschool teacher hoping stretch your paycheck a little further.

On this National Meal Prep Day, we're sharing how this simple habit can save you money (and your peace of mind), one packed lunch or pre-cooked dinner at a time.

Whether you're shopping for your family or meal prepping for the week ahead, implement these money-saving tips to help stretch your grocery budget a little further.

As summer approaches and gas prices rise, many people are looking for ways to stretch their fuel budget.

What if budgeting isn’t about restricting your expenses — what if it’s actually your key to financial freedom?

Tax season is here, and for many early childhood teachers, a tax refund can feel like a well-earned financial boost.

By taking a few intentional steps, you can “whack down” your monthly bills and “whack away” unnecessary expenses—giving you a budget that works for you, not against you.

For Patrick Verner from Georgia, becoming an early childhood educator was never a part of the plan, but it’s where he found his passion.

Medical bills can be overwhelming, especially on an early childhood teacher’s salary. But before you stress about how to pay them off, know that you have options!

Meredith drives our strategic messaging and fundraising efforts, connecting BOOST’s mission with teachers, donors, and the ECE community alike.

Our leadership team recently spent the day volunteering at Harvest Hope, a local food bank in Greenville, South Carolina.

Whether you're juggling student loans, credit card debt, overdue utilities, or other bills, it’s important to take a deep breath and approach your finances one step at a time.

Meet Caroll Izquierdo, an ECE teacher in Oklahoma who faced mounting medical expenses after unexpectedly falling ill.

Meet Alisha Kent, an early education teacher in Virginia whose world was turned upside down when her husband faced a life-threatening medical crisis.

Whether or not a teacher qualifies for a BOOST grant, we are dedicated to offering resources, care, and support to every educator in need.

Whitney leads our Care Team, a dedicated group that provides a safe and supportive space for teachers facing financial challenges.

As we wrap up our inaugural year at BOOST, we are filled with immense gratitude for the incredible support we've received from this community.

Meet Michelle Mancillas, a dedicated preschool teacher in California who was facing homelessness.