Giving For Kids!
Help raise more than $15,000 for JA programs in your community!
Create a brighter tomorrow by helping us educate our students today with a fundamental understanding of a free enterprise society, making a stronger future workforce for your community!
JA is dedicated to creating a more knowledgeable and productive workforce by educating young people on the key areas of entrepreneurship, financial literacy, and workforce readiness.
Your investment in JA now, will help your future employees be better prepared to enter the workforce with less training and investment from you then. Educating young people on financial literacy ensures a stronger future economy for everyone!
Give students the necessary tools to achieve by helping to underwrite the cost of JA programs in classrooms across your community. Your tax deductible donation to JA will be used to help provide more than 23,000 students in 1,100 classrooms with the skills, education, and confidence to not just exist, but excel. _________________________________________________
Junior Achievement provides in-class and after school programs to students in grades K-12. Colorful, age appropriate materials and hands-on activities give students the chance to practice the skills they learn. Community minded classroom volunteers bring real world experience and examples, making JA the leader in entrepreneurial education.
JA receives no government or United Way funding, and relies on the generous contributions of corporations, small business, foundations, and individuals.
How Can My Donation Help?
$375 - Sponsors an entire elementary school classroom
$100 - Provides text books for one high school class
$75 - Sponsors three JA students for a semester ______________________________________________
Thank you for your contributions and continued support of our mission! For more information on how you can support JA, please visit our website at www.akronarea.ja.org
Junior Achievement is a solutions provider. We strengthen our community by providing local students with the knowledge and skills necessary for them to succeed in work and life. We collaborate with our community on the common goals of creating jobs, building stable economies and providing higher standards of living.
Our goal for 2007-08 is to educate 23,000 local students in 1,100 classrooms throughout our six-county region.