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Welcome the Financial Literacy Coalition Central Texas
We are a non-profit organization that provides free on-site financial education for adults and youth throughout Central Texas. Activities are coordinated in partnership with the Texas AgriLife Extension of Travis County and some 60+ members. This partnership has resulted in a unique volunteer organization. The mission of the Financial Literacy Coalition of Central Texas (FLCCT) is to foster community prosperity by enhancing the knowledge and skills Central Texans need for improved financial decision-making. Our vision is to be recognized as a trusted, unbiased, and credible source of personal financial education. The goal of FLCCT is to educate. FLCCT is not a source for specific financial or legal advice.
FLCCT Board of Directors
- Angela Jo Medina, President
- Bob Sandera, Vice President
- Vacant, Secretary
- Chris Riley, Treasurer
- Kelsey Hitchingham, Community Groups Chair
- Sandra Molinari, Workplace Groups Chair
- Lorraine Bier, Youth Groups Chair
- Mara Ash, Resource Development Chair
- Cassondra Taylor, Marketing and Public Relations Chair
- Sally Borie, Volunteer Training and Development Chair
- Vacant, At Large Member
2010 Educational Partners
- ASPIRE: Communities in Schools
- Austin Academy
- Austin Learning Academy
- Blackland Community Development Corporation
- Capital Metro
- Center for Child Protection
- Goodwill Industries
- Grove Place Apartments
- Guadalupe Neighborhood Development Corporation
- Manos de Cristo
- Safe Place
- St. John's Community Schools: Webb MS, Reagan HS, Pearce MS
- Texas Advocacy Project
- Texas InterFaith Good Neighbor Program
- Travis County Sheriff Womens Unit- PRIDE program
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Blog Moderator
This blog is being moderated by Lisa Banusiewicz, FLCCT Intern. Lisa is currently attending St. Edward's University, double majoring in Finance and Business Administration. She anticipates graduating this Summer 2010.
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