There’s a financial skills gap to fill. It’s up to everyone-parents, teachers, policymakers and business leaders-to help youth understand the value of planning financially for the future. Studies show that many young people leave home without an understanding of basic finances.
The Kentucky Bar Foundation in partnership with the Louisville Bar Association announces the dates for the Credit Abuse Resistance Education (CARE) program for 2013 in Jefferson County Public Schools.
A recent collaboration between the Kentucky Bar Foundation and Forward in the Fifth (FIF) has generated an enthusiast response from high schools within Forward in the Fifth’s 42-county service area.
The Louisville Bar Association recognized the Bankruptcy Section as Co-Section of the Year for 2011. The community service project, Credit Abuse Resistance Education (CARE) program played a significant role in winning the award.
May you be blessed for all your labors on behalf of so many young folks.
A Program Sponsored by the Kentucky Bar Foundation
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