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Community InvolvementRaymond James Bank is proud to be actively involved in the local community and reaching out to those in need by teaching financial education, mentoring students, and participating in other programs, organizations, and events. ABA’s Teach Children to Save ProgramThe American Bankers Association (ABA) has created a program called Teach
Children to Save to encourage bankers to increase savings education among
children in their community. Raymond James Bank employees participate by
teaching local school students the importance of saving money. Bank on St. PeteBank on St. Pete is an innovative project that seeks to bring St.
Petersburg’s unbanked households into the financial mainstream as a first step
to financial independence, security, asset building, and wealth generation.
Raymond James Bank employees serve on both the Bank Products & Policies
Committee and the Financial Education & Community Outreach Committee. Raymond
James Bank has provided financial assistance to help launch this worthwhile
program. Child’s Park YMCA![]() Raymond James Bank and Raymond James African Heritage Network employee group
have coordinated a series of financial education courses using the Federal
Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) Money Smart Program for the Child’s Park
YMCA in St. Petersburg, FL. Attendees will learn the benefits of sound financial
practices and foster knowledge, security, and confidence when dealing with
money. Gibbs High SchoolRaymond James Bank has partnered with Gibbs High School’s Business Economics
Technology Academy Program in St. Petersburg, FL to teach the FDIC Money Smart
Classes for Young Adults. This partnership provides much needed financial
education for students about to enter the work or college arena. Northeast High SchoolRaymond James Bank employees mentor students from Northeast High School’s
Academy of Finance Program. The program gives high school students an
opportunity to learn about and prepare for college careers in business and
finance. The students learn business skills, gain knowledge of money management,
and practice real life workplace applications to prepare for the future. Progress Energy’s Great American Teach-InThe Teach-In is an annual event that gives professions, trades people, parents,
community members, and other students the opportunity to teach local students
about careers, hobbies, and activities. Raymond James Bank employees participate
by teaching local school students about banking. Project Pro$perProject Pro$per recognizes the difficulties facing a “stranger in a strange
land.” Working cooperatively with agencies, schools, and other organizations
serving the immigrant community, this organization provides innovative financial
programs aimed at promoting successful economic and social integration for
immigrants. Raymond James Bank employees have partnered with Project Pro$per to
assist with their program services, which are Loans and Matched Savings and
Financial Education. Resurrection HouseRaymond James Bank employees teach the FDIC’s Money Smart Financial Education
Program and other financial classes at the Resurrection House in St. Petersburg,
FL. The Resurrection House is a community, faith-based traditional housing and
self-sufficiency program for motivated families that are homeless or at the risk
of being homeless. Upon graduation from the Resurrection House, program
participants have careers, permanent housing, and a hopeful future for their
children and themselves. The Money Smart Program and other financial education
courses provided by Raymond James Bank are an important component of
Resurrection House’s educational process.
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Raymond James & Associates, Inc. and Raymond James Financial Services, Inc. are affiliated with Raymond James Bank, a federally chartered savings bank. Unless otherwise specified, products purchased from or held at Raymond James & Associates or Raymond James Financial Services are not insured by the FDIC, are not deposits or other obligations of Raymond James Bank, are not guaranteed by Raymond James Bank and are subject to investment risks, including possible loss of the principal invested. |
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