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How this nonprofit is empowering St. Louis youth with key financial skills
By Citi
Corporate Responsibility
Financial Literacy Month, observed in April each year, is a time dedicated to promoting the importance of financial education and inspiring individuals to develop healthy financial habits in areas of budgeting, saving, investing and managing...
Brad W. Burns: Inspiring the Next Generation of Leaders Through Junior Achievement of Greater Saint Louis
By Gary Kryvko
Corporate Responsibility
"Financial literacy remains a critical gap in traditional education, leaving many young people unprepared for real-world money management challenges. For Brad Burns, addressing this education shortfall became a passion that led to his active involvement with Junior Achievement of Greater Saint Louis (JASTL), an organization that teaches entrepreneurship, financial literacy, and work readiness...
JA of Greater St Louis President and CEO testifies in front of Missouri House Committee
By Gary Kryvko
Community Involvement
Lori Jacob, President and CEO of JA of Greater St. Louis testified in front of the House Special Interim Committee on Workforce Innovation and Technology. She spoke about the need for Junior Achievement and the work we are doing pertaining to workforce readiness and...
Brain Cancer Survivor Enjoys First Time at Junior Achievement Summer Camp
By JA Team Member
Community Involvement
In 2013, Ian Hartman was like any typical seven-year-old. He enjoyed playing right field in baseball, liked school (especially math) and, was a good big brother to his sister Elin. But to his parents there were some worrying signs that something wasn’t quite right with this spunky kid. He was thirsty all the time, even after drinking a big glass of water. He also started losing weight and vomiting...
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