Black Father and Son Offer Online Summer Camp To Teach Financial Literacy And Investing

Black Father and Son Offer Online Summer Camp To Teach Financial Literacy And Investing


Originally Published May. 17, 2027 Updated: Apr. 12, 2024

Junior Wallstreeters, Inc. a non-profit, is excited to provide an online youth summer camp. The camp is great for preventing learning loss and offers a fun environment for students to learn financial and investing concepts.

The camps will teach students life-long financial education skills and discipline  with an emphasis on African American history and culture, according to press releaase. Chisolm, executive director of Junior Wallstreeters, Inc states, “In addition to topics like budgeting, banking, and investing in the stock market, our camp goes beyond others by exploring community wealth building through investment clubs.”

“Simply put,” Chisolm says, “our goal is to teach financial knowledge to eliminate the wealth gap by showing young people how to properly use money as a tool.”

“In conjunction with Financial Literacy Month, Junior Wallstreeters, Inc. launched our new website, which provides a better overview of our mission, impact and programs.”

Junior Wallstreeters has secured several scholarships for underserved students to attend the camp. Chisolm asserts, “we want to give as many students the opportunity to obtain a financial education regardless of their family’s financial situation.” Scholarships are only available to students who attend for the length of the course, either one or two weeks.

Families interested in obtaining a scholarship to attend the camp, should visit their website for an application. Those interested in supporting Junior Wallstreeters, can sponsor a camper or make a donation here.

Before the summer kicks off Junior Wallstreeters is holding an online talk featuring NBA player and Heisman Trophy winner Charlie Ward. The talk is open to people of all ages.

You can register for all the sessions at:  https://www.thejrwallstreeter.com.

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