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Schools throughout Kentuckiana are requesting JA programs.
We need volunteers like you to help students make smart academic and economic choices.
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ACG Kentucky Presents $7,500 to JA.
Bill Probus of Crowe Horwath and President of ACG Kentucky (far left), presents a check for $7,500 to Junior Achievement of Kentuckiana in Sam Swope JA BizTown.
Junior Achievement Announces Grants from Southern Indiana Foundations
Volunteers are Needed to Teach JA to Southern Indiana Students
Junior Achievement has much to be thankful for during this holiday season. Six of Southern Indiana’s foundations have recently announced extraordinary support to ensure that our children learn the economics of life this year:
Junior Achievement of Kentuckiana served 3,163 students from Clark, Crawford and Washington County schools with its financial literacy, work readiness and entrepreneurship programs this year thanks to a $54,115 grant from First Savings Bank’s First Savings Charitable Foundation.
Junior Achievement Receives Highest National Award
Junior Achievement of Kentuckiana was recently awarded the Platinum Summit Award, the highest honor a JA chapter can receive from the organization's national office.
Harrison County Community Foundation Grant Provides Valuable Economics Programs for 1,879 Students
Thanks to a generous grant from the Harrison County Community Foundation 1,879 Harrison County students experienced Junior Achievement's financial literacy, work readiness and entrepreneurship programs!
Junior Achievement Surpasses Goal for Walmart Foundation Grant
The Walmart Foundation awarded Junior Achievement area offices with a $75,000 grant to provide 8,000 Kentucky middle and high school students with JA's financial literacy programs. The six JA offices participating (JA of Kentuckiana included) served 8,230 Kentucky students!
Walmart Foundation makes $75,000 donation towards Junior Achievement's financial literacy efforts
Junior Achievement area offices throughout Kentucky received a $75,000 grant from the Walmart Foundation for the organization's Middle and High School Financial Literacy Outreach program.
The Junior Achievement Bowling Classic is quickly approaching. Ashley Roberts, Banking Officer for Republic Bank, serves as a Team Captain for the Bowling Classic. She shares the company's experience with JA's high-energy fundraiser.
