Organizations supporting Financial Literacy Month 2026
Each year, organizations of all sizes and sectors take part by sharing resources, hosting events, adapting campaign materials, creating original content, and engaging their communities in ways that work for them.
By participating in FLM, organizations help:
- Expand access to financial literacy information and resources
- Encourage Canadians to talk about money and the financial topics that matter most to them
- Reach diverse audiences through trusted networks and community connections
- Support a coordinated national effort to improve financial confidence and well-being
- Contribute to the collective impact of Canada's financial literacy ecosystem
Register your FLM activities and join a growing network of organizations working together to help Canadians improve their financial confidence, well-being, and resilience.
Participating organizations
The organizations listed below have registered and been confirmed as participants in Financial Literacy Month 2026. By registering, they have demonstrated their commitment to supporting the campaign through one or more activities or initiatives. Participation is voluntary and flexible, enabling organizations to contribute in a manner that aligns with their mandate, capacity, and audience needs.
Disclaimer
Participation by organizations in the FLM 2026 is on a voluntary basis and does not create any affiliation with or obligation on the part of the FCAC. Any recognition by the FCAC is limited to acknowledging the organization’s participation in FLM 2026 and does not constitute an endorsement, approval, recommendation, or preferential treatment of any organization, product, service, activity, or viewpoint.
Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization (CIRO) helps Canadians make informed investment decisions through investor education, research, and resources that build financial knowledge and confidence. Its Office of the Investor conducts research on investor behaviours and experiences while developing tools and information to support informed decision-making.
Code F (French only) supports individuals in developing their financial knowledge and skills by providing education, guidance, and practical resources. Through its commitment to financial inclusion and the accessibility of information, the organization helps people make informed financial decisions and build a stronger financial future.
Coast Capital, a purpose-driven credit union serving members across Canada, provides accessible financial products, services, and educational resources that help Canadians build financial knowledge, confidence, and well-being. By supporting individuals and communities in making informed financial decisions, Coast Capital helps people strengthen their financial future and achieve their financial goals.
Fidelity Investments Canada helps Canadians build financial confidence and work toward their financial goals through investment solutions, educational resources, and global expertise. Committed to supporting long-term financial well-being, Fidelity empowers individuals and families to make informed financial decisions and prepare for the future.
Markham Public Library supports literacy, lifelong learning, and community connection through free programs, services, and educational resources. Serving residents across the City of Markham, the library helps people of all ages build knowledge, develop new skills, and access information that supports their personal, financial, and professional well-being.
MediaSmarts helps Canadians build the digital literacy skills needed to navigate today's online world. Through educational programs and resources for homes, schools, and communities, MediaSmarts supports critical thinking, informed decision-making, and safe online engagement on topics such as artificial intelligence, misinformation, online privacy, and digital citizenship.
Money Mentors is a non-profit credit counselling agency that has been helping Albertans improve their financial well-being since 1997. Through educational webinars, workshops, and online learning resources, Money Mentors provides practical information and tools to help individuals build financial knowledge, make informed financial decisions, and achieve their financial goals.
Mydoh by RBC helps children and youth build financial confidence through hands-on money management experiences. By providing practical opportunities to learn about earning, saving, spending, and setting financial goals, Mydoh helps young people develop healthy money habits and strengthen everyday financial skills.
SMARTI&E uses secure financial data to help Canadians better understand their finances, make informed decisions, and build confidence in managing their money. Through personalized insights and tools, SMARTI&E supports financial well-being and helps individuals work toward their financial goals.
Toronto Metropolitan University’s International Student Support Office (TMU ISSO) helps international students and newcomers adjust to life in Canada by providing immigration guidance and information on financial assistance, scholarships, and awards. TMU ISSO supports students in accessing resources and making informed financial decisions while pursuing their academic and personal goals.
Russell Investments is a global investment solutions partner dedicated to helping individuals and organizations build long-term financial security. With a history of innovation dating back to 1936, the company provides investment expertise and financial insights designed to support informed financial decision-making. Russell Investments has served Canadian clients for more than 40 years and remains committed to helping people navigate their financial futures with confidence.