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Press Releases
Click on the links below to view our most recent press releases.
2/15/10 |
NH Teens Will Face-Off in ‰¥þLifeSmarts‰¥Ïthe Ultimate Consumer Challenge |
| Thirty of New Hampshire䴜s most consumer-savvy teenagers will compete for the title of NH LifeSmarts State Champion when they meet at Southern NH University on March 10th
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2/10/10 |
NH Jump$tart Unveils the Get 10 Virtual Quest for Teenagers |
| To commemorate their ten-year anniversary, the NH Jump$tart Coalition is introducing the Get 10 Virtual Quest 䴋 an online scavenger hunt for teenagers
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1/19/10 |
Teen Financial Literacy Advocate to Speak at Financial Fitness Fair |
| On Saturday, February 6, 2010, the NH Jumpstart has invited the nationally acclaimed youth motivational speaker, Grant Baldwin, to speak at its fifth annual Financial Fitness Fair to be held in Manchester.
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12/30/09 |
Fifth Annual ‰¥þFinancial Fitness Fair‰¥ÿ Helps Teens Learn About Money, Spending and Saving. |
| An innovative and popular event designed to help teens understand how money works and how to make smart personal financial decisions will be presented by NH Jump$tart on Saturday, February 6, 2010, at Southern NH University in Manchester.
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9/9/09 |
Hebert Selected to Manage National Educator Conference |
| The Jump$tart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacyå¨ announced today that Daniel Hebert, State President of the New Hampshire affiliate, will manage its first national conference for classroom teachers of personal finance to be held November 6-8, 2009
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8/26/09 |
State Senate Recognizes NH Jump$tart Tenth Anniversary |
| A Senate Resolution recognizes the coalition䴜s efforts since its inception in 1999. |
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7/30/09 |
NH
Jump$tart Charity Golf Tournament August 20th |
| The New Hampshire Jump$tart Coalition will be holding its annual charity golf tournament on August 20th at the Stonebridge Country Club in Goffstown, NH. |
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7/15/09 |
NH Jump$tart Coalition Receives Sovereign Bank Grant to Promote LifeSmarts |
| The New Hampshire Jump$tart Coalition was awarded a $8,000 grant from Sovereign Bank to promote youth financial literacy throughout the state. |
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