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ThinkAdvisor: Junior Achievement's Financial Literacy Approach

 By JA of Greater Washington

Financial Literacy

While wealth and income gaps are noticeably pronounced today, in Jack Kosakowski’s view such disparity can be associated with a perennial American problem: the widespread inability to manage...

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Back-to-School Survey: Big Disconnect between what Teens Think Back-to-School Supplies Cost and what Parents Really Pay

 By JA of Greater Washington

Financial Literacy

A new survey of 1,000 teens by Junior Achievement USA® (JA) shows that a majority of teens (78%) believe parents pay less than $500 for their back-to-school supplies. This is in contrast to the annual Backpack Index, sponsored by Huntington Bank, which reports parents of teens can expect to pay between $957 and $1,498 for school supplies for teens this...

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15 students participate in Junior Achievement of Greater Washington's first annual JA® Entrepreneurship Summit

 By JA of Greater Washington

Entrepreneurship

From August 8-10, 15 student entrepreneurs from around the Greater Washington region participated in a 3-day program empowering them with the skills to solve some of our nation's greatest...

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JA Worldwide and HSBC Announce a Three-Year Partnership to Drive Youth Financial-Literacy Education Around the World

 By JA of Greater Washington

Financial Literacy

JA Worldwide (JA®) and HSBC announce the renewal of a partnership to build youth financial-literacy skills through the JA More than Money program, a global financial-education initiative. For continued support and implementation of this and other JA® financial literacy programs, HSBC will contribute $6.3m over the next three years, allowing JA® organizations in over 30 countries to offer the...

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Americans’ Financial Capability Growing Stronger, but Not for All Groups: FINRA Foundation Study

 By JA of Greater Washington

Financial Literacy

While Americans as a whole are feeling less financial stress, making ends meet remains a daily struggle for millions — particularly women, millennials, African-Americans, Hispanics, and those lacking a high school education. These findings come from the National Financial Capability Study (NFCS), released last month by the FINRA Investor Education Foundation (FINRA...

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Washington Forrest Foundation grants Junior Achievement® $7,500 to continue work in Arlington County

 By JA of Greater Washington

Corporate Responsibility

Recently, Junior Achievement was awarded a $7,500 grant from the Washington Forrest Foundation to support JA®’s K-12 financial literacy, work readiness and entrepreneurship programs in Arlington County, Virginia. JA serves approximately 2,300 Arlington County students annually. Approximately 80% of those students are living and/or attending schools in South...

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WSSC joins Junior Achievement as partner at both JA Finance Park® Prince George’s County and JA Finance Park® Montgomery County

 By JA of Greater Washington

Corporate Responsibility

The Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission (WSSC) has agreed to a partnership with Junior Achievement of Greater Washington to serve as the Water, Sewer, Trash Kiosk partner at both JA Finance Park® Prince George’s County and JA Finance Park® Montgomery...

Jack Kosakowski, President and CEO of Junior Achievement USA, presenting Sarah Dohl, Vice President of Communications for Junior Achievement of Greater Washington with the Rising Star Award.

JA of Greater Washington’s Sarah Dohl recognized with National “Rising Star” Award at JA USA’s National Leadership Conference in Indianapolis

 By JA of Greater Washington

Community Involvement

Last month at the JA USA National Leadership Conference (NLC) in Indianapolis, Indiana, Sarah Dohl, Vice President of Communications for JA of Greater Washington was awarded the National “Rising Star” Award for outstanding impact on the...

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Synchrony Financial donates 700 fully-supplied backpacks to DC students, $5,000 to JA of Greater Washington

 By JA of Greater Washington

Corporate Responsibility

On July 28, 2016 at the National Harbor’s Gaylord Convention Center, Heath Carelock, Education Director for Junior Achievement of Greater Washington's JA Finance Park® Prince George's County, accepted a surprise $5,000 check from Synchrony Financial on behalf of Junior Achievement of Greater...

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JA of Greater Washington wraps up 2015-2016 Bowl-A-Thon season with Record-breaking Fundraising Numbers

 By JA of Greater Washington

Corporate Responsibility

On Tuesday, July 12, Junior Achievement of Greater Washington wrapped up the 2015-2016 JA® Bowl-A-Thon season with an Awards and Recognition Reception at Cesco Osteria in Bethesda,...



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