We are the fairer, more human side of finance
We have assembled a Worthy team of some of the brightest and boldest minds with big hearts to match. Every day we show up committed to our mission of creating a more fair and equitable financial playing field for all.
We believe in the power of community capital
Everyone is Worthy of economic security and we are all better off when we invest in each other.
Worthy's Mission
Shape a Better World
We are working to change the face of finance. It's time to use our money and direct our investments to help shape the world we want to live in.
Main Street not Wall Street
We want to help people grow a nest egg even if they think they can't...and do it while supporting Main Street over Wall Street.
Everyone is Worthy of Financial Security
At Worthy, we believe everyone is worthy of -- and deserves -- economic security.
Don't Just Take Our Word for It
We've helped thousands of bondholders invest and save
>$16,600,000
Interest earned
>100,000
Worthy customers
$200,000,000 in Bonds Sold*
*Bonds sold by all Worthy subsidiary issuers
Meet the executive team
Our Worthy executive members are motivated and passionate people on a mission to address the issues of financial insecurity and help our community thrive. We believe everyone is worthy, whether you have $100 or $50,000 to invest. We treat our customers with transparency and respect.
Sally Outlaw
Chief Executive Officer
Jang Centofani
Chief Administrative Officer
Alan Jacobs
Chief Operations Officer and Chief Lending Officer
Jim Eichmann
Chief Technology Officer
“The opportunity to be stakeholders in our communities, and in each other, is so important and that’s what Worthy was designed to offer”
Sally Outlaw, CEO
Creating Economic Opportunity for All
We want to help lift the financial burden off of those who suffer from financial stress. One way to do this is by creating access to higher-yielding alternative investments. However, these asset classes are normally reserved for the wealthy, so Worthy used a new securities regulation to create a product that would be open to ALL. This is also about fairness -- for 80 years securities laws kept the “98%” from accessing opportunities for financial growth.