Any experience on getting credit for offering financial literacy at a private/charter school that wants to partner to offer financial literacy classes to benefit LMI children in classes that are attending based on a financial scholarship?

Thoughts on write-up - possibly having school provide something on letterhead noting the intention and targeted benefit to kids?

Unless the private school has a majority of its student body classed as economically disadvantaged, I don't see getting credit for teaching financial education. Or are you thinking primarily parochial schools in the inner city?

Now there are plenty of charter schools established in LMI geographies and/or have a majority of students that are economically disadvantaged to get service credit for teaching financial education.

Ok, it was worth the shot of asking for shared opinions. I believe the Branch Manager still wants to proceed for other relationship opportunities.

Thanks!!