The WorldofMoney.org Welcomes Partner "Save A Girl, Save A World"

NEW YORK - July 23, 2018 - PRLog -- Media Contact: AJ Janitschek, (E) press@worldofmoney.org

The World of Money Youth Financial Education Training Institute welcomes students from Atlanta-based programming partner Save A Girl/Save A World (SAG/SAW) this month. Each young lady will experience an immersive classroom financial education, taught by business and education leaders and Wall Street professionals. Courses include financial history, ethics, entrepreneurship, growing your money, advertising, financial institutions, insurance, credit, investing, Excel, Mandarin Chinese, and more.

"SAG/SAW must be applauded for including financial education as one of their core pillars," shares WorldofMoney.org Founder and CEO Sabrina Lamb. "As girls enter adulthood, immersive financial education is a prerequisite for building generational financial security".

"We developed SAVE A GIRL, SAVE A WORLD in order to help connect and navigate young women to personal and professional success. We are especially proud of our current mission to financially educate young women. Our four pillars include health and wellness, lifestyles/leadership, career development, wealth literacy and legacy and are creating lifelong paths for young women to excel in all of their future endeavors." said Founder Glenda Gill.

About the WorldofMoney.org®: Founded in 2005, the WorldofMoney.org, a New York City based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, has empowered over 4,000 students, ages 7 - 18. Our mission is to empower youth with 40 – 120 classroom hours of immersive classroom financial foundation. The organization changes the way youth manage money by equipping them with five tenets for a financially responsible and philanthropic life: learn, earn, save, invest and donate. The organization was selected as a Promise Place by America's Promise Allianceand by AOL Impactas one of ten top socially good organizations in America. Having these basic financial planning tools encourages youth to become family team players, maximize their longer-term financial well-being and to balance consumer and investor behaviors. The curriculum includes a youth business pitch competition, community service, a six-month stock analysis course, year round alumni activities and a Parent "Money Matters' Forum. Parents and moguls have toured mainland China, Hong Kong, South Africa and Cuba.

About Save A Girl, Save A World: In 2011, professional female leaders from across the U.S. were brought together to pair up with students from Bennett College for Women and the Early/Middle College (high school students on campus). Each mentor pledged to assist mentees with tutoring, academic assistance, college readiness and career preparation. In addition, mentors are to serve as role models to their respective mentees.

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