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Society For Financial Education & Professional Development And Carver Bank Partner To Reduce Financial Literacy Gap For Students At Historically Black Colleges And Universities

Society For Financial Education & Professional Development And Carver Bank Partner To Reduce Financial Literacy Gap For Students At Historically Black Colleges And Universities Program Teaches Critical Personal Financial Skills at Howard University, Medgar Evers College, and the University of the District of Columbia Carver is the first Minority Depository Institution to support the SFE&PD Student Ambassador Program at HBCUs News provided by Share this article Share this article NEW YORK, Feb. 8, 2021 /PRNewswire/ To address a financial literacy knowledge gap in communities of color, The Society for Financial Education and Professional Development, Inc. ( SFE&PD ) and Carver Federal Savings Bank ( Carver ) today announced a partnership to teach personal financial skills to students at three historically Black colleges and universities ( HBCUs ).

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Carver Federal Savings Bank and John Hope Bryant Announce a New Sizeable Long-term Deposit in the Bank to Support Economic Empowerment in Communities of Color

(PRNewsfoto/Carver Federal Savings Bank) NEW YORK, Feb. 5, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Carver Federal Savings Bank ( Carver or the Bank ), a certified Minority Depository Institution ( MDI ), and John Hope Bryant, an American entrepreneur and philanthropist, announced today that Operation HOPE, Inc. and The Promise Homes Company are collectively making a sizeable long-term deposit in Carver to support economic empowerment in communities of color. Carver is a historic, Black-managed bank founded by a group of civically minded community leaders in 1948 and has consistently had its headquarters located in Harlem. The Bank continues to pay its mission forward, focusing on Minority and Women Business Entrepreneurs ( MWBEs ). It proudly reinvests approximately $0.80 of each deposit dollar it takes in back into the diverse communities it operates in through competitively priced loans.

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Elected officials join NAN to celebrate MLK Day in New York City

Elected officials join NAN to celebrate MLK Day in New York City AMNY 1/18/2021 Dean Moses © Provided by AMNY Elected officials and civil rights leaders commemorated the first Martin Luther King Jr. day of the COVID-19 pandemic with the celebration of a new United States president and the condemnation of the Capitol riots. Jan. 18 marked the iconic activist’s 92nd birthday and although the novel coronavirus virus is still wreaking havoc on New York and vaccine supplies are running in short supply, those at Harlem’s National Action Network (NAN) could not allow the holiday to pass without acknowledging Dr. King’s legacy and teachings during one of the most turbulent times in the United States’ 244 year lifetime. Broadcasting through NAN’s Facebook page and employing rigorous temperature checks and social distancing measures, this event incorporated a laundry list of distinguished speakers commending Dr. King for his unparalleled strides in the civ

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