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Retirement Readiness Initiative

City and United Way of Denton County
Post Date:July 10, 2026 10:00 a.m.

The City of Lewisville and United Way of Denton County (UWDC) have launched the “Bridge to Retirement Readiness,” a free initiative designed exclusively for Lewisville residents aged 55 to 65 to help protect and strengthen their financial security and economic mobility.

The program pairs participants with a trained coach to build individualized action plans based on their needs. Through the one-on-one coaching model, residents will receive a comprehensive economic mobility assessment to gain a clear picture of their current standing and help them decide the next steps to take. The program also will provide tailored workforce resources to help navigate career transitions, paired with public benefits navigation to help residents understand what they qualify for and how to access it. Additionally, participants will receive local resource referrals and goal planning to establish a strategy for their financial future.

To participate, interested Lewisville residents must submit an application, and because spots are limited, all coaching sessions are held by appointment only. Community members and local businesses can learn more, view program schedules, or start the application process at unitedwaydenton.org/RetireReady.

Interested residents begin by completing a short intake form to help confirm their eligibility and outline their unique situations. Once reviewed, program staff will reach out to match the residents with a trained coach and schedule their first meeting at the Lewisville Public Library.

Over the course of 12 months, participants will meet with their coach three to four times, working entirely at their own pace to track progress, adjust their customized action plans, and directly connect with local resources.

"We want Lewisville residents to know they don't have to navigate big life changes or complicated financial decisions by themselves," said Shelby Redondo-Macon, Programs Director at United Way of Denton County. "This program is all about giving them personalized, one-on-one support they need to feel confident about their future. By matching residents with a trained coach, we are helping them protect their hard-earned money, find programs they qualify for, and stay secure and independent right here in our community."

"Providing resources that enhance the quality of life for our residents at every stage of life is a top priority for the City of Lewisville," said Assistant Director of Neighborhood and Inspection Services Assistant Director Ashleigh Feryan. "Partnering with United Way of Denton County allows us to bring crucial, personalized economic mobility support directly to our residents right where they live. By funding this initiative, we are investing in a stronger, more resilient community where our residents can confidently plan their future with dignity and peace of mind."

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