Gerber Federal Credit Union Teaches Financial Literacy at Local High Schools
June 12, 2015
FREMONT, Mich. - As part of Gerber Federal Credit Union’s Annual Financial Literacy Legislative Challenge students at Holton High School met with Representative Jon Bumstead and Gerber Federal Credit Union President/CEO John Buckley during the month of May. Students at Newaygo High School met with Senator Goeff Hansen and Gerber Federal Credit Union President/CEO John Buckley.This collaborative event is held each year, and brings together lawmakers, students, and financial professionals. It is a unique partnership which builds relationships between Michigan legislators and their constituents while providing students lifelong financial skills. Buckley and the lawmakers discussed the importance of financial literacy.
“I personally enjoy interacting with our students about financial decision-making, economics, advocacy and public policy. Our legislators also enjoy getting in front of the next generation of voters to inform them of the happenings in Lansing. We are pleased to support such a worthwhile endeavor,” said Buckley.
Gerber Federal Credit Union is a proud sponsor of local schools, school events and the Banzai Real-World Financial Literacy program (gerber.teachbanzai.com).
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