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Celebrating teachers in the Milwaukee Business Journal

Brenda Campbell featured in WalletHub article

Executive Director Brenda Campbell discusses what she believes policymakers, parents, and schools can do to help improve financial literacy in the United States in WalletHub’s article 2015’s The Most & Least Financially Literate States in America. You can read the whole article at...

Over $24,000 in scholarships presented to area teens at Money Coach event

On Wednesday, Feb. 18, 110 teens from 10 local high schools and community groups gathered at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Zelazo Center to be recognized for their achievements in a unique program called Money Coach™. This program, developed by Make A Difference – Wisconsin, is taking financial literacy to the next level by delivering one-on-one financial mentoring to teens in the...

TV 58 Making Milwaukee Great

TV 58 capturing the Make A Difference - Wisconsin program at Hamilton High School as part of the Making Milwaukee Great series.    

CW18 and My24 Our Issues Milwaukee

Make A Difference - Wisconsin discusses Financial Literacy on Our Issues Milwaukee.  

Make A Difference - Wisconsin receives 2008 Governor’s Financial Literacy Award

Make A Difference -Wisconsin receives 2008 Governor’s Financial Literacy Award Brenda Campbell, Jessica Doyle, and Lloyd Levin Make A Difference - Wisconsin was presented with the 2008 Governor’s Financial Literacy Award from First Lady Jessica Doyle, honorary chair of the Governor’s Council on Financial Literacy, Elizabeth Burmaster, State Superintendent of Public...

Executive Director Honored

Make A Difference – Wisconsin Executive Director Brenda Campbell was recently honored as one of The Business Journal’s 2010 Women of Influence… see article, view...

Banks Promote Financial Literacy

Banks Promote Financial Literacy The two largest banks based in Wisconsin, Associated Bank and Marshall & Ilsley Corporation,often partner with nonprofit organizations in their efforts to enrich the quality of life in the community and to better understand the needs of those they serve. A particularly innovative partnership is with Make a Difference-Wisconsin, an organization that aims to...