U.S. General Services Administration (GSA)

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is a U.S. government agency dedicated to ensuring fair treatment by banks, lenders, and other financial institutions. With a focus on protecting consumers from exploitative practices, the CFPB has received over 4 million consumer complaints and has taken actions resulting in $20.2 billion in financial relief. They strive to save households billions of dollars annually by reducing junk fees charged by financial companies. The CFPB is committed to helping individuals navigate their financial journeys, providing resources on topics such as credit reports, debt collection, mortgages, and credit cards. Through their efforts, they aim to advance financial well-being and protect consumers from unfair practices in the financial industry.Generated from the website

The Center for New Media and Citizen Engagement, GSA in Washington, DC, focuses on leveraging digital platforms to enhance public participation and collaboration. Through innovative strategies and technologies, the center aims to facilitate meaningful interactions between government agencies and citizens for improved civic engagement. Generated from their business information

Peace Corps is a government agency that promotes peace and friendship by sending American volunteers to work in communities around the world. Volunteers serve in various sectors such as education, health, agriculture, and the environment, aiming to make a positive impact and foster cross-cultural understanding. Generated from their business information