Signature Sponsor
We extend our sincere gratitude to STCU for their resounding “Yes!” when asked to partner with us for our inaugural NIWATM Conference. From sponsoring our inspiring keynote speaker to providing a book for every attendee, their contributions have been transformative. STCU’s leadership and active participation on our NIWATM Committee have been instrumental in shaping this event into an impactful experience for our community. STCU’s commitment to empowering women through financial literacy and education is truly inspiring. Their “all in” attitude and unwavering dedication to our mission is deeply appreciated.”
HOST VENUE
“At North Idaho College, we believe that financial literacy is a cornerstone of empowerment. By equipping our students with the knowledge and skills to manage their finances, we are giving them the tools to succeed both academically and personally. Understanding money is not just about numbers – it’s about making informed decisions that build a foundation for lifelong prosperity.” President Nick Swayne
LUNCH SPONSOR
“Financial literacy isn’t just knowledge – it’s power. It gives women the confidence to take control of their futures, unlocking financial freedom and driving success that ripples through the entire community. At ICCU, we’re proud to support this event because we believe it’s more than just a gathering; it’s a movement that fuels our mission to help members achieve financial success.“
Gold Sponsor – $5,000
“At Mountain West Bank, we believe in setting others up for success, with intent. Empowering women to take charge of their financial goals builds not only stronger individuals but also a more financially stable community. We are proud to support the North Idaho Women and Their Money conference and the incredible work it does to inspire financial confidence and empowerment.”
Gold Sponsor – $5,000
Silver Sponsor – $2,500
“Understanding the basics of financial terms and strategies will help bring a person to a feeling of security and provide a launching pad to achieve other life goals. It is our privilege to offer this to the women of North Idaho.”
Silver Sponsor – $2,500
“Financial literacy is a critical tool for women to build wealth and secure their future. While money doesn’t buy happiness, being in control of one’s finances can give oneself the confidence and freedom to live out a purposeful life.
Silver Sponsor – $2,500
“When we empower women to understand and manage their finances, we help bring stability to their families and their community. Often, knowing how to manage one’s money is ‘knowing what we do not know.’ This conference will help North Idaho women identify the steps to take and the resources available to help them achieve knowledge about their money and their finances.”
Silver Sponsor – $2,500
“Financial literacy equips women with the knowledge to make informed decisions about managing their money, investing, and planning for the future. This enables women to take control of their own financial situation, ensuring they are less likely to be exploited or manipulated in financial matters.”
Silver Sponsor – $2,500
“We believe that financial literacy, paired with healthcare knowledge, is a powerful tool for transformation. By supporting the North Idaho Women & Their Money event, we are helping women gain the financial confidence and resources they need to manage both their finances and their health. Empowering women with the knowledge to make informed financial and healthcare decisions not only enriches their lives but also strengthens the overall well-being of our community.”
Bronze Sponsor – $1,000
“Financial literacy is the backbone to a successful life. Throughout a person’s life it is more important what you do with your money than how much money you make. Through education lessons can be learned and implemented to lead to a healthy and happy financial life.”
Bronze Sponsor – $1,000
“At Kootenai Health, we believe health comes in many forms—including financial health. Just as we prioritize physical and mental wellness, financial literacy is essential for building stability and reducing stress. Supporting this conference aligns with our mission to empower women in North Idaho with the knowledge and confidence to take control of their financial futures, ultimately strengthening the well-being of our entire community.“
Bronze Sponsor – $1,000
“Travis Leavitt Properties has donated to support the financial literacy conference as we see it as a monumental building block for North Idaho’s economy. Supporting such an event will reverberate through our community and produce a lifetime of knowledge for all those that reside here in our great region.”
$550
“This conference aims to empower Idaho women to achieve financial security by providing access to crucial financial information, valuable resources, and new mentors and friends. Women of all ages, backgrounds, and financial situations are encouraged to learn, exchange ideas, and grow together.”
$550
“Financial literacy can lead to greater financial independence. By understanding how to budget and save money, by understanding financial tools and concepts, and by understanding investing, women can feel empowered to make smart financial decisions for themselves.“
$500
“Too many of us have to learn financial lessons the “hard way” rather than being equipped with the know-how from the beginning. The more we understand about finances, especially women, the more control we have over our future and the more peace we can achieve for ourselves in the present. What a great opportunity this conference is to either brush up or catch up on these invaluable financial tools!”
$500
“We are honored to sponsor the North Idaho Women and Their Money Conference. The conference will provide a wonderful opportunity for women in our region to learn the critical skills to make informed financial decisions.”
$250
“‘Thank you for the opportunity to support this event. The North Idaho Women and Their Money Conference is a pivotal and life-changing event that celebrates, educates, and unites women to gain critical knowledge and empowerment to make a lifetime of financial decisions for their and their families’ betterment.’“