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Camp Hill, PA – Auditor General Timothy L. DeFoor has announced an exciting new art contest aimed at promoting financial literacy among students in Pennsylvania. The contest invites students to design the cover for the inaugural Be Money $mart financial literacy activity book. This innovative resource is specifically created to assist students and their caregivers in understanding the fundamentals of financial planning and management.
The Be Money $mart initiative is a collaborative effort with various partners focused on enhancing financial education. The activity book will feature engaging exercises and informative content that will empower young minds to make informed financial decisions. By participating in this contest, students not only have the opportunity to showcase their artistic talents but also contribute to a valuable educational tool that aims to foster financial responsibility and awareness.
The contest is open to all Pennsylvania students, encouraging creativity while underscoring the importance of financial literacy in today’s economy.
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