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This month we are pleased to share our latest volunteer profile on Michael Sabella. Michael was recently appointed to CARE’s Board of Directors.  How did you learn about CARE? A colleague spoke to me about CARE and how impressed she was with the work they had done.  Given my interest in advocacy work and bankruptcy … Continue reading Volunteer Profile Series: Michael Sabella →

We wrap up our blog series on CARE’s values with our third value: collaboration. At CARE, we believe that we cannot achieve our goals alone. We are stronger working in partnership with students, educators and volunteers to fulfill our mission. As a volunteer-driven organization, this value has been the foundation of our work from the … Continue reading CARE Values Collaboration →

CARE is excited to share our latest resource: Just Ninfo’s Top 10 Personal Finance Tips Poster. This poster includes CARE Founder and Retired U.S. Bankruptcy Judge John Ninfo’s top 10 personal finance tips that are aimed to help youth and students learn more about financial literacy, build strong personal finance habits, and make wise and … Continue reading CARE Resource: Judge Ninfo’s Top 10 Personal Finance Tips Poster →

This month we are pleased to share our latest volunteer profile on Hon. Mary Jo Heston who has recently been appointed to CARE’s Advisory Board. Judge Heston has spent over 30 years working on financial literacy and bankruptcy related pro bono initiatives with several organizations. How did you learn about CARE? I first learned about … Continue reading Volunteer Profile Series: Hon. Mary Jo Heston, U.S. Bankruptcy Judge for the Western District of Washington →

Hon. John C. Ninfo II, a retired U.S. Bankruptcy Judge, will receive the William E. Odom Visionary Leadership Award from the National Jump$tart Coalition for Financial Literacy at the coalition’s virtual awards ceremony on April 16. The coalition consists of more than 100 national organizations and a network of 51 independent, affiliated state coalitions that … Continue reading CARE’s Founder to Receive Visionary Leadership Award →

In my last few blog posts, I’ve been sharing more about CARE’s core values of empowerment, inclusion, and collaboration. CARE’s values are the guiding principles that we follow to fulfill our mission: to prepare the next generation for financial success through volunteer-led education. After discussing empowerment in my last blog post, I would like to … Continue reading CARE Values Inclusion →