Morgan Franklin Fellowship Foundation
“Providing individuals and organizations tools to build pathways towards financial independence.”
At Morgan Franklin Fellowship, we believe everyone should have the opportunity to become financially independent. To support that mission, we have created exciting new opportunities to explore more about financial freedom.
Morgan Franklin Fellowship (MFF) was formed with the mission of teaching how money works in real world situations. Our program introduces financial concepts and provides exposure to real-world investing. We provide these opportunities through financial literacy programs, mentoring and business opportunities..
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Event Newsletter: January 13th
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The Basics of a Real Estate Proforma
Are you considering investing in commercial or residential real estate as part of your financial plan? If so, first-time investors will want to know how to prepare, read and understand a real estate proforma, which analyzes a property’s potential income and determines...
Making Your Financial Goals S.M.A.R.T. in 2021
By: Tori Berube, MFF Director of Marketing & Outreach With the start of the new year, many people reflect on the past year and take the time to set personal goals, including improving their financial health, for the year. Over the past few weeks, we have enjoyed...
Ben Franklin’s Foresight
Peter Morgan’s appreciation for Benjamin Franklin’s desire to promote civic virtue through the power of compounding interest is why we’re here. Ben Franklin believed that by investing in carefully constructed partnerships, even the smallest sums of money would grow, providing the foundation for the promotion of social philanthropy. Read more here.
One Starfish Inspires the Journey
Everything that shapes and grows MFF is inspired by the journey of one individual, and sending that individual – or starfish – down the right path. Founder Peter Morgan believes that author Loren Eiseley’s short story perfectly demonstrates the passion behind this project. Read and view more here.
