CEE is excited to announce a $175,000 challenge grant. Thanks to the generosity of our Board Members, Scott Booth and Barry Haimes, all gifts received by June 30 will be matched dollar-for-dollar up to $175,000.
We depend on donors to continue to utilize the best educational technology, build new programs to meet evolving needs, and develop the most up-to-date resources.
Here are some ways that you can invest in a brighter future for our kids:
Join in the effort to make economic and financial literacy a priority in our schools, and help educate young people about the economy they will ultimately inherit by donating today.
If you would like to support CEE and its programs, please call Tarnisha Smart, Director of Development Services, at 212-730-6704 or click here to make your gift.
Three times a year the Council for Economic Education releases the CEE Report, highlighting our new and noteworthy events, programs and partnerships, including pilot programs and joint ventures with key supporters.
“When we do not teach children about personal finance—about managing household budgets, saving for the future, or making informed decisions about larger investments in an education or a home—we are failing them in a shameful and costly way.
The United States cannot continue to miss the mark on the importance of financial education. Other developed countries around the world—including Australia and the United Kingdom, most recently—now require such instruction in their schools. We cannot afford to fall behind, and to fail our young people, in this fundamental respect. Our democratic system rests on the effective operation of a free market economy.”
– Richard Cordray
Director, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, FINRA
Investor Education Conference, May 29, 2013
Upcoming Events
CEE’s NYC/Metropolitan Center for Economic and Financial Education
Note from Nan
The Texas Council on Economic Education
New Board Member: At a Glance
Vantage Point: Economic Perspectives from Wall Street Women
Thanks to You, CEE Exceeded Its 2013 Spring Appeal Goal
Join CEE’s Young Executive Council
Affiliate Achievements
The 2013 CEE Visionary Awards
We depend on donors to continue to utilize the best educational technology, build new programs to meet evolving needs, and develop the most up-to-date resources. Thanks to the generosity of our donor, Scott Booth, and our Board Co-Chairman, Barry Haimes, all gifts received by June 30 will be matched dollar-for-dollar up to $175,000.
Here are some ways that you can invest in a brighter future for our kids:
Three times a year the Council for Economic Education releases the CEE Report, highlighting our new and noteworthy events, programs and partnerships, including pilot programs and joint ventures with key supporters.
“The National Economics Challenge is an extremely valuable program that increases my students’ enthusiasm for learning economics. Through participation in the competition, my students gain the economic knowledge and skills to become more informed consumers, investors, employees and voting citizens.”
– Michelle Foutz
High School teacher and National Economics Challenge coach, Carmel, IN
Upcoming Events
10,200 Students Participate in the 2013 National Economics Challenge
Note from Nan
Reinvigorated NJ Council Reaches Students, Teachers and Businesses through Personalized Professional Development
CEE Partners With NAF to Reach More Students
Connecting the Common Core to Economics and Personal Finance
New National Standards for Financial Literacy
Gen i Revolution Goes Mobile
Celebrating Financial Literacy Month Across the Country
Teachers Share Their Best Personal Finance Tips in Our Video Contest
52nd Annual Financial Literacy and Economic Education Conference Goes to Baltimore in 2013
Double Your Impact Through CEE’s $175,000 Challenge Grant
The 2013 CEE Visionary Awards
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