As SecureFutures celebrates 15 years of community impact, we're seeing a new generation of leaders step up, including alumni of our programs who are returning to give back to the mission of teen financial capability that changed their lives. You've already heard from Money Coach alum and new SecureFutures Board member Daisy Fregoso. We're also excited that, in 2022, we'll have our first ever program alum stepping into the role of Chairperson of our Board of Directors. Read more about Jeremy Cain.

Arlesia's life was transformed by her relationship with mentor Ranell Washington through SecureFutures' Money Coach program. Now she's returning to SecureFutures as a Money Coach mentor herself. That network of mentorship can continue to change lives, but we need YOUR support. Please consider a gift as part of our annual campaign. Read Arlesia's story and make your investment in the mentors of the future today.

Like Ranell and Arlesia, you have the opportunity to change lives as a Money Coach mentor! We're currently recruiting for our spring 2022 programs. Money Coach volunteers build mentoring relationships with teens over several weeks, guiding them in small groups and one-on-one as they put financial literacy concepts into practice. Learn more here, or contact Maria Fuller at maria@securefutures.org.

Our Business Director, Pat Rorabeck, was featured in a profile by the BizTimes focused on his work for teen financial education and empowerment! As a member of the SecureFutures team and the driving force behind the creation of Money Path, Pat has done so much to improve the financial health of teens, families, and communities in Milwaukee and beyond. We're so grateful that he has chosen to dedicate the second half of his career to this work, and proud of all he has accomplished. Read the profile here.

It's so exciting to see the huge strides being made in Milwaukee and throughout Wisconsin towards ensuring that every high school student has access to financial education, as featured in this recent piece in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. We're grateful for the opportunity to work in close partnership with Milwaukee Public Schools and many of the other organizations mentioned to make this a reality!

We are honored to count the Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago, the Greater Milwaukee Association of Realtors Youth Foundation, First Midwest Bank, the Green Bay Packers Foundation, and Bader Philanthropies among our corporate and foundation supporters. Thank you for investing back into the community by supporting teen financial literacy!