Junior Achievement of New York

JA New York Receives Grant to Teach Li Kids to Manage Money Wisely

LogoJunior Achievement of New York (JA New York) today announced that it has received a $20,000 grant award from the Long Island Community Foundation to provide JA financial literacy programs to students in the Westbury School District. JA New York will deliver programs to grades 3-to-5 at the Drexel Avenue Elementary School to promote awareness of financial literacy, economics, and STEM careers. Westbury High School business department students will also receive JA financial literacy and leadership development programs during the 2013-14 school year. The Long Island Community Foundation believes that teaching kids how to balance a budget, save money and deal with debt, will make Long Island a better place to live and work for its citizens.

JA New York Receives Funding and Volunteers from TD Ameritrade

LogoJunior Achievement of New York (JA New York) today announced a continuation of a partnership with TD Ameritrade to provide financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and college and career programming to benefit local NYC and Long Island students. TD Ameritrade has also committed employee volunteers to help deliver these programs.