Citizens Announces $2.4M in Financial Empowerment Grants to Support 137 Nonprofits
Citizens today announced $2.4 million in financial empowerment grants to support 137 nonprofit organizations, including $415,000 to Junior Achievement as part of the bank’s Citizens Helping Citizens Manage Money program.
- Citizens today announced $2.4 million in financial empowerment grants to support 137 nonprofit organizations, including $415,000 to Junior Achievement as part of the bank’s Citizens Helping Citizens Manage Money program.
- The bank also announced the results of a teen financial wellness survey, published in partnership with Junior Achievement, that demonstrates the need for expanded financial literacy programs.
- “We are grateful for Citizens leadership in helping promote financial empowerment programs to support the mental and financial health of today’s youth.”
Citizens Helping Citizens Manage Money is the bank’s financial empowerment program dedicated to providing funding and volunteerism to support programs that give people the confidence and tools they need to budget, save, invest, and pursue their goals. - Throughout the year, Citizens colleagues share their time and talents to deliver financial education training to support grant recipients programming.