Helping 100,000 people move
toward financial independence.
Helping 100,000 people move
toward financial independence.
For years, I've believed that wealth creation should not be a privilege reserved for a select few.
I've committed my own time, resources, and capital to that belief, building communities, creating educational opportunities, and advancing initiatives designed to expand economic participation.
From entrepreneurship education and community events to innovative approaches to ownership and financial empowerment, our work has always been guided by a simple conviction: opportunity changes lives.
Until now, this mission has largely been carried by me personally. That was never intended to be the permanent model.
Today, through NYCE Foundation and our fiscal sponsorship with Social Impact Fund, we're opening the mission to others who share that conviction.
Our ambition is to help 100,000 people move toward financial independence.
If you believe in what we're building, I invite you to join us.
Philip Michael
Founder, NYCE Foundation
Administered by Social Impact Fund, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
Education and advocacy for residents owning a share of gentrifying neighborhoods they live in, including fractional and tokenized $1 ownership.
NYCE sponsored the Be Your Own Boss Bowl at Temple's Innovation & Entrepreneurship Institute, providing the $40,000 prize. Temple I, its Tech Mansion, was built as a co‑living hacker house for student entrepreneurs.
An inaugural wealth‑building conference held at Temple University, produced by NYCE with State Senator Sharif Street, with Senator Vincent Hughes among the speakers.
The NYCE community and learning platform, which drew 10,000 sign‑ups to lessons on financial knowledge, entrepreneurship and peer learning.
Daily financial education for more than two million followers, alongside a TEDx talk, workshops and public interviews.
A signed MOU with the Private Office of the Zulu King for a 2,500‑acre social impact development in KwaZulu‑Natal.
Administered by Social Impact Fund, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
Administered by Social Impact Fund, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
Your details stay private and go only to the NYCE team.
Your gift funds financial education, entrepreneurship and community ownership through NYCE Foundation.
Received and administered by Social Impact Fund, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, for the NYCE Foundation charitable program. Tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.