Tuesday, June 18, 2013

Sponsors

Not every school can afford new programming for their students. Below is a growing list of organizations that not only understand the importance of learning about personal finance at a young age, but also donate the money to make it happen. Thank you!

Great-West Life & Annuity Insurance Company (Great-West), one of the nation’s leading financial services companies, recognizes the need for fundamental classroom changes to meet new personal financial literacy (PFL) academic requirements in Colorado. Great-West, in partnership with the Colorado Jump$tart Coalition, is proud to have created the Great-West Great-TeachersSM financial literacy grant initiative to assist teachers in developing personal financial literacy education programs for students P-12 to meet these new standards. Website
State Farm proudly supports financial literacy programs in hopes it will help all participants realize their greatest potential, so that they can make a positive impact in their communities and our world. Agent: Paul Parks (513) 347-7010 Website
The Johns Hopkins Montgomery County Campus is home to graduate education, university research, and stand-alone companies and research centers. We are committed to being a positive presence in the local community and to providing quality K-12 programming in science, engineering, art, and writing. Find out more about us online at http://www.mcc.jhu.edu
State Farm proudly supports financial literacy programs in hopes it will help all participants realize their greatest potential, so that they can make a positive impact in their communities and our world. Agent: Mark Miklautsch (513) 385-0081 Website
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