named programs · 2 · from sources
What they call their work
YSS Saving System
A program linking financial education with hands-on savings opportunities to build practical financial skills and competence in young people across grade levels.
Youth Saving Society Workshop
12-week interactive financial education program for elementary, middle, high school, and college students covering financial literacy, banking, credit, entrepreneurship, and mentorship through real-life scenarios and guest speakers.
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What they do
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Financial Literacy Education Programs 3 activities
- Deliver financial education workshops to youthProvides a 12-week interactive financial literacy workshop for students from elementary through college levels, conducted as weekly one-hour sessions. The curriculum covers financial literacy, banking, credit, entrepreneurship, and savings.
- Distribute financial education curriculum and learning toolsOffers financial education workshops, curriculum, and learning tools tailored to multiple grade levels for use by schools, organizations, and volunteers.
- Implement youth savings programs linked to financial educationOperationalizes a saving system that integrates hands-on savings opportunities with financial education to promote financial wellness among youth.
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Mentorship and Professional Development Programs 1 activity
- Provide mentorship opportunities connecting youth with professionalsFacilitates mentorship opportunities by engaging professional volunteers to work directly with youth in financial education settings.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2020
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1 years on record · 2020–2020
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Who they work with
- EverFi, Inc Partner — Cited research partner providing data on youth financial literacy.
- EverFi, Inc Partner — Collaborates with or references research from EverFi, Inc. on youth financial literacy.
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How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Behavioral Mindset Shift through Financial Educationmethodology: mindset_transformationBy exposing youth to new financial concepts and belief systems, the organization shifts their thinking patterns, which it believes leads to long-term financial freedom and the ability to overcome economic inequity because mindset transformation is foundational to sustainable behavior change.
- Experiential Learning with Real-World Applicationmethodology: experiential-learningBy using interactive simulations, games, and professional guest speakers, the organization teaches financial literacy in a way that mirrors real-life financial decisions, because experiential engagement produces deeper understanding and retention than passive learning.
- Financial Education Paired with Practical Savings Experiencemethodology: financial-education-through-practiceBy linking financial education directly with hands-on savings practice, the organization builds youth financial competence because combining knowledge with action reinforces learning and develops real-world financial habits.
- Holistic Financial Literacy Integrationmethodology: holistic financial literacyBy teaching financial literacy as interconnected with all areas of life, the organization helps youth see money as a tool that influences health, relationships, and opportunity, because integrated understanding leads to more intentional and sustainable financial behaviors.
- Technology-Enhanced Financial Education Accessmethodology: technology-enhanced financial educationBy leveraging innovative technology and digital tools, the organization expands access to financial education, because scalable, interactive platforms can reach more youth and adapt to diverse learning styles.