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Alliance Members
An Alliance Member includes signed partnership agreements or an informal agreement
reached with any organization that effectively promotes and/or enhances the
implementation of the Money Smart curriculum. Alliance members are comprised
of financial institutions, universities/community colleges, adult education
providers, schools or other educational service providers, military bases,
extension service professionals, community-based organizations, faith-based
groups, employment and/or training service providers, governmental agencies,
and other organizations. In order to be an Alliance Member, an organization must be able to demonstrate that they have undertaken one of the activities listed below for at least a six-month timeframe and demonstrate sustainable engagement in these activities. Alliance members encourage Money Smart efforts in
a multifaceted and sustainable manner through activities relating to Money
Smart such as:
- Teaching or otherwise delivering Money Smart
- Hosting classes
- Facilitating program
implementation
- Promoting Money Smart
at meetings, conferences and on bulletin boards
- Funding local efforts
- Evaluating Money Smart
efforts
- Increasing Money Smart
delivery and distribution networks
The lists in the links below include members that have been part of the Money Smart Alliance since the program was initiated in 2001. Some members have either fulfilled their commitment for supporting financial education efforts under this program or may have temporarily suspended their activity in accordance with their business plans. Active or inactive status designations have been assigned to each alliance member.
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