Actress and producer Marsai Martin has taken her youth empowerment mission to the next level with a new partnership deal.
Her non-profit organization, Marsai’s Way Foundation, has reportedly joined forces with Seeds of Fortune Inc. to reach 10,000 young women over the next three years.
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The youth support initiative would include financial education, mentorship, and access to wealth-building resources, officials have said.
Reports indicate the partnership took off June 6 at a forum dubbed “Women of Color Creating Wealth.” The event offered young women an opportunity to connect with financial leaders and gain insight into how they can grow into economic powerhouses of their own.
Nitiya Walker, founder and executive director of Seeds of Fortune Inc., emphasized the organization’s belief in education as a “foundation of economic equity.”
“Our partnership with Marsai’s Way Foundation allows us to scale this mission and deliver financial literacy, mentorship, and career access to thousands of young women who deserve to build wealth and opportunity for themselves and their communities,” the director said in a release.
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Seeds of Fortune, Inc., is a scholarship and financial empowerment platform focused on helping young women of color get into college, grow professionally, and build generational wealth. Officials plan to expand the initiative and impact more lives.
Ms. Martin described the partnership as one that went beyond finances or financial support to “creating freedom.”
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“I want girls who look like me to know they can own their futures, build wealth, and become leaders in every room they walk into.”
The new collaboration with Seeds of Fortune Inc. aligns with Martin’s passion for financial education with initiatives such as “Money With Marsai Martin,” a digital series designed to make financial literacy accessible and engaging for Gen Z.
