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Passing the Baton: Honoring Leadership and Welcoming What’s Next

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 At Financial Pathways of the Piedmont, Board Leadership transitions are more than a change in titles—they are opportunities to reflect, celebrate, and look forward. As Andy Harding prepares to wrap up his term as Board Chair and Treva Oliphant prepares to step into the role this January, we sat down with both leaders to hear their stories, lessons, and hopes for the future. Andy Harding: A Season of Service Andy Harding, who has chaired the Board since 2023, first became involved with Financial Pathways after board members introduced him to the mission. His personal connection deepened when a senior family member nearly fell victim to fraud but was saved by the intervention of a credit counselor. During his time as Chair, Andy is most proud of helping launch and grow the Financial Health First Responder Awards Luncheon , now entering its fifth year. “It started as a creative idea, but quickly became a way to recognize those on the front lines—counselors, bankers, and commun...
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Who We Are and What We Do: Getting to Know Financial Pathways of the Piedmont

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Welcome to From the Heart: Green Chair Conversations , the new financial wellness blog from Financial Pathways of the Piedmont (FPP) . We’re so glad you’re here! This blog is all about helping you on your financial journey. We’ll share practical tips, highlight community voices, and talk about the everyday challenges (and victories!) that come with managing money. Whether you’re looking to pay down debt, buy your first home, or just feel more confident about your finances, you’ll find resources and encouragement here. Who We Are Financial Pathways of the Piedmont is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to one simple but powerful mission: helping people achieve financial well-being. We’ve been serving the community since 1972, when local leaders saw a growing need for financial support and education. Decades later, challenges like inflation, income disparities, and limited access to resources are still with us, but so is our commitment to making sure families thrive. We’re pr...
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