Young Investors Society Dollar-A-Day Scholarship Drive
Based on feedback from our students and teachers, Young Investors Society remains a source of stability for our 6500+ members during an unpredictable year. We have continued to serve our 930+ participating schools from 42 U.S States and 24 Countries including our 103 Access Schools uninterrupted throughout the 2020-2021 school year. All of our curriculum and lessons continue to be a solid source of financial literacy for students all over the world and we continue to provide programs for students in a safe, online environment using a variety of distance learning methods.
The Dollar-A-Day Challenge provides students an opportunity to start saving/investing their own money. We encourage students to open a brokerage account and select 100 students each year for the YIS Dollar-A-Day Scholarship Match. We have matched over $97,800 since the start of our program in 2015. Our donors’ contributions have helped grow Young Investors Society into the premier financial literacy program for teens.
This year, we would like to provide 20 scholarship matches to a variety of talented students in under-resourced communities through our Access Initiative.
We rely on donors and corporate support to fund our Dollar-A-Day Challenge and are thrilled to be able to expand our programs into underserved areas but need your help.
Your support is extremely important because it offers immediate resources that are directed to current program needs and opportunities to further grow our programs.
A gift of $365.00 will sponsor 1 student scholarship match for the Dollar-A-Day Challenge.
A gift of $730.00 will sponsor 2 student scholarship matches for the Dollar-A-Day Challenge.
A gift of $1,825 will sponsor 5 student scholarship matches for the Dollar-A-Day Challenge.
This year, we would like to provide 20 scholarship matches to a variety of talented students in under-resourced communities through our Access Initiative.
A gift of $7,300 will sponsor all 20 student scholarship matches for the Dollar-A-Day Challenge for our underserved students.
