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SAVE THE DATES
Wilderness
May 11, 2018
Lanier Middle School
May 18, 2018
Clute Intermediate
May 21, 2018
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Invest in Junior Achievement
when you do your regular
Amazon shopping.
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for all your shopping needs and Amazon donates a % to
Junior Achievement of Brazoria County, Inc.
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Junior Achievement
Board of Directors
2017-2018
Anne Allstott-Chair
Dianna Kile-Vice Chair
Larry Stanley-Financial Officer
Jimmie Birmingham
State Rep. Dennis Bonnen
John Brau
Darren Brooks
Tammi Byrd
Steve Carroll
Joyce Chapa
Tim Daeschner
Tiffany Davis
Matt Edquist
Tammy Fillip
Barbara Franklin
Ranelle Hampy
Jerry Hart
Kevin Land
Shalako McGinnis
Jaqueline McMahon
Jerry Monical
Butch Murrell
Marinell Music
Dan Rader
Lynne Robbins
Tim Rowe
Paula Schroller
Ravi Singhania
Ed Smolen
Jackie St. Pierre
Mark Thornton
Applications for Board Members are being taken for this fiscal year. 979.549.0800
jaofbrazoria@sbcglobal.net
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Give Students a Gift That
Will Last a Lifetime!
A want versus a need. How to create and maintain a budget. Don't you wish that someone had taught you those things as you were growing up? Now there is someone. YOU!
If you've been meaning to make a contribution, now's the time. Your donation today makes it possible for students to take control of their future.
"We hear all the time that kids can't balance a checkbook but the JA programs help them not only do these kinds of things but they help them to see what it takes to run a business. What are the economics that are involved in that? It helps them run their own lives better." - B'Port teacher
You have the power to give a student the successful future they desire. A $25 gift supports a 5-12 week JA program for a student. Let them know they can count on you by making a one-time or reoccurring donation today.
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About Junior Achievement
8,000 + young people at nearly 50 schools and organizations benefit from Junior Achievement of Brazoria County programs each year, with help from more than 300 dedicated volunteers. JA programs change lives by giving young people the tools to thrive and teaching three crucial lessons: personal financial responsibility, workforce readiness and entrepreneurial thinking. JA empowers young people to own their economic success. This mission is accomplished through volunteers who take the time to teach JA, provide role model behavior and establish a mentoring relationship with students in pre-kindergarten through twelfth grade. Junior Achievement of Brazoria County serves all school districts in the county as well as private schools, after school and in school groups and organizations.
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Online Tool For Teens, Educators & Parents
JA, with the support of The Hartford, has launched
JA MyBiz Builder. It's a free online tool for teens, educators and parents.
With hands-on activities, this free tool allows teens to create and test a business plan.
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Business leaders claim that the generation of students entering the workplace lacks many critical "soft" skills like problem solving and critical thinking, abilities that contribute to an individual's and an organization's success. Details here
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Junior Achievement
of Brazoria County, Inc.
225 Parking Way
P.O. Box 83
Lake Jackson, TX 77566
979-549-0800 - Kim
979-549-0805 - Tova
866-297-5742 - Fax
Kim Effenberger,
President/CEO:
Tova Heimeyer,
Program Manager
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The greatest networking opportunity around.
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Junior Achievement always has Volunteer
& Community Service Opportunities
Click a link above or call us 979.549.0800 or 0805
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THANK YOU to our
CELEBRITY WAITER
SPONSORS, DONORS, BUYERS,
WAITERS AND PARTICIPANTS
for helping to raise over $30,000
for area youth.
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BISD table took home the prize for best decorated
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Are you ready to make a difference?
We are looking for volunteers for 2 upcoming JA-in-a-day events:
JA-in-a-day
Lanier Middle School
May 18, 2018
7:45am-2:30pm
JA-in-a-day
Clute Intermediate School
May 21, 2018
7:45am-2:30pm
A JA-in-a day program brings 18-20 classroom volunteers to the school for a one day event.
Traditional volunteer opportunities are also available in the following school districts:
Traditional programs are taught for 30-45 minutes per session over the course of 5-8 weeks. Contact Tova Heimeyer
to find out how you can get involved.
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