Many classes at HarborOne U are free.  However, there are a few classes that a fee is required and that fee will be displayed on the flyer and the website registration page. Some classes that a fee is required include, but are not limited to: Certified First Time Home Buyer in cooperation with NeighborWorks Housing Solutions and English for speakers of other languages (ESOL).

Yes. We offer two types of classes: Certified and Non-certified. See the Home Buyer page for more details https://www.harborone.com/harboroneu/content-pages/home-buyer-seminars

Yes, we conduct financial education to youth of all ages, as well as adults.  Our programs are now also available virtually. For more information on financial education, visit our website https://www.harborone.com/harboroneu/about-us

No. HarborOne U classes are open to the public.

Visit www.harborone.com/harboroneu for upcoming classes, webinars or pre-recordings. Click for details and register online.

Yes, we provide support to local organizations across Southeastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island.

Sponsorships and donations are reviewed monthly. For grants, please visit https://www.harborone.com/about-us/community/harborone-foundation to see review dates and deadlines.

HarborOne supports local community organizations, non-profits and 501c3 organizations.

Yes, we provide significant support through our ONECommunity scholarship program. Each year, we provide 20 $5,000 one-time schoalrships to seniors in high school with plans to attend a 2 or 4 year college or university. To learn more about our scholarship program, please visit: https://www.harborone.com/about-us/community/scholarship

HarborOne focuses its support on programs that promote education, provide basic human needs, encourage healthy youth and families, and community organizations or civic-minded projects that improve the quality of life around us.