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	Monday, April 25   08:00 AM   Contact:   Dr. Ben Ofili Financial Awareness   Organization:   Entrepreneurship Club at Northeastern State University Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (918) 456-5511 A formal presentation of financial facts and investing principals to students in a classroom setting, which will conclude with an open forum for questions to be answered. (two to three classes)   Email:   Ofili@nsuok.edu   Website:   http://www.cbt.nsuok.edu Where:   Tahlequah High School, 625 N. Jones, Tahlequah, OK 74464   08:00 AM   Contact:   Karen Vines Financial Education Information Sharing and Promotion   Organization:   Central Oklahoma Community Action Agency, Inc. Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 275-6060 Information tables will be set-up at our local libraries. We have also asked our local mayors to proclaim the week of April 25th as "Jump$tart Your Money Week."   Email:   kvines@cocaa.org   Website:   http://www.cocaa.org Where:   City Libraries, , Shawnee, OK   08:00 AM   Contact:   Steve Tucker Teaching Children How To Save   Organization:   UMB Bank Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 239-5800 Fifth and sixth grade students will learn how to creat a budget through creating a list of possible expenses and catergorizing them as "wants" or "needs." Students will also be introduced to savings and checking accounts, and the concept of interest.   Email:   steve.tucker@umb.com   Website:   http://www.umb.com Where:   Columbus Elementary, 2402 S Pennsylvania Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73108   08:00 AM - 03:00 PM   Contact:   Diana Behm Money Makes the World Go Around   Organization:   Northeast Oklahoma Community Action Agency Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (918) 253-4683 Grand Savings Bank, one of the EITC VITA Banking partners, and NEOCAA will team up to provide Money Smart information to each of the Head Start classrooms. The idea is to use a clown to get the financial message out to the children so they will share the excitement with their families. We will also use press releases to tie in the financial impact made by earned income tax credit in the communities we serve.   Email:   dbehmr@aol.com   Website:   Where:   NEOCAA's 19 Head Start Classrooms, 1014 N. Main or PO Box 603, Jay, OK 74344   08:00 AM - 03:30 PM   Contact:   Sue Lynn Sasser KidsEcon Poster Displays   Organization:   Oklahoma Council on Economic Education By Invitation Only.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 974-5627 KidsEcon Posters will be distributed to Putman City Elementary schools. These posters will help the students learn economic and personal finance terms, like opportunity cost and capitol resources.   Email:   ssasser@ucok.edu   Website:   http://www.ocee-ok.org Where:   Putman City Elementary Schools, , Oklahoma City, OK   08:00 AM - 05:00 PM   Contact:   Amy L. Welch The OSCPA Financially Fit Five-Minute Drill   Organization:   Oklahoma Society of CPAs Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 841-3800 No time to "work out" and get financially fit at an event? Then take five minutes and call the OSCPA at 1-800-522-8261 or e-mail awelch@oscpa.com and we will provide FREE Financial Fitness Kits.   Email:   awelch@oscpa.com   Website:   http://www.oscpa.com Where:   Where you want and when you want!, , , OK   09:00 AM - 03:00 PM   Contact:   Sue Lynn Sasser Financial Literacy through Children's Literature   Organization:   Oklahoma Council on Economic Education By Invitation Only.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 974-5627 OCEE and UCO board members and wolunteers will be available to visit classrooms to read children's stories related to money management and decision-making during the times and dates listed.   Email:   ssasser@ucok.edu   Website:   http://www.ocee-ok.org Where:   Classrooms in Central Oklahoma, , , OK   09:00 AM - 06:00 PM   Contact:   Linda Marcotte Interactive Display of Girl Scout Resources   Organization:   Girl Scouts - Red Lands Council Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 528-3535 An interactive display to showcase Girl Scout resources for financial literacy programs will be presented at the council shop. Resources will include books, badges, charms and activities such as “How much is Dollar worth”? Girls and adults will learn what the exchange rate for this week is in China for yuan, Pesos in Mexico, lira from Italy and rupees in India. They can then price shop items according to other currency. Another activity will be “Cash Or Credit?” How much will camp cost if paid for with a credit card with 12% interest. How much with 18% interest? How can you tell counterfeit money? Compare the buying power of $5,000 over the past 40 years and for Daisy Girl Scouts; “Cool Ways to Count”.   Email:   lindam@redlandscouncil.org   Website:   http://www.redlandscouncil.org Where:   Girl Scouts - Red Lands Council Service Center, 121 NE 50th Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73105   09:30 AM - 10:30 AM   Contact:   Sue Lynn Sasser Financial Fitness for Life Parent Workshop   Organization:   Oklahoma Council on Economic Education By Invitation Only.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 974-5627 Participants in an English as a Second Language program will learn how they can teach their children to be financially savvy.   Email:   ssasser@ucok.edu   Website:   http://www.ocee-ok.org Where:   OSU-OKC Campus, 900 North Portland Avenue, Oklahoma City, OK 73107   09:30 AM - 04:30 PM   Contact:   Leticia Tyler "Show Me the Money"   Organization:   Girl Scouts of Magic Empire Council Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (918) 745-5216 We will provide a display table showcasing all of our resources available to teach girls about finances. This display table will be up from April 25 - 28 for anyone to view and learn from.   Email:   Leticia@mecgs.org   Website:   http://www.mecgs.org Where:   Girl Scout Service Center, 2432 E. 51st Street, Tulsa, OK 74105   10:00 AM - 11:00 AM   Contact:   Bev Taylor Get Smart About Credit   Organization:   Armstrong Bank Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (918) 680-6900 Bank presenters will deliver 1 hour credit training sessions for 6 consecutive weeks in the high school business classroom.   Email:   taylorbev@armstrongbank.com   Website:   http://www.armstrongbank.com Where:   Gore High School, North Highway 10, Gore, OK 74435   10:00 AM - 03:00 PM   Contact:   Joyce Montgomery OK Money Matters Recruitment   Organization:   Oklahoma State University Service-Learning Volunteer Center Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 744-5145 Information about the Oklahoma Money Matters program will be available to students who are interested in mentoring financial literacy education to K-16 students. An OSU site supervisor will be available to answer questions or help fill out packets. The program provides a $1,000 stipend for 300 hours of service.   Email:   jmont@okstate.edu   Website:   http://www.okstate.edu/volunteer Where:   Student Union, 030B Student Union, Stillwater, OK 74078   01:00 PM - 03:00 PM   Contact:   Valenthia Doolin “Home First”: The Benefits of Home Ownership and Steps for Financial Preparation While in College   Organization:   National Association of Professional Mortgage Women Oklahoma City Community Outreach Committee Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 842-8090 A panel discussion for college students and their parents on the financial benefits of homeownership and the credit issues facing college students that may reduce their options for homeownership. Panelists will include a Credit Counselor, Mortgage Loan Underwriter and Mortgage Lender.   Email:   vdoolin@firstmortgageco.com   Website:   http://www.okcapmw.org Where:   Langston University Oklahoma City Campus , 4205 N. Lincoln Blvd., Oklahoma City, OK 73105   02:00 PM - 04:00 PM   Contact:   Bonnie Schwartz Financial Education in Practice: Building Coaltions to Support Financial Education Programs   Organization:   Community Action Agency of Oklahoma City and OK/CN Counties, Inc. By Invitation Only.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 232-0199 Community Affairs staff from the Federal Reserve will discuss financial literacy initiatives in Denver and Kansas City and their successes. The Coalition for Increased Family Income (CIFI) will also have an opportunity to discuss financial literacy activities in Oklahoma. Ideas on strengthening the Oklahoma initiative will be discussed.   Email:   Bschwartz@caaofokc.org   Website:   http://www.caaofokc.org Where:   Community Action Agency of Oklahoma City and OK, 319 S.W. 25th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73109   06:00 PM   Contact:   Gina Martinez Working with Checking and Savings Accounts   Organization:   Cherokee Nation IDA Program Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (918) 456-0671 The training will cover the basics of owning a checking and savings account such as how to balance your checkbook, making deposits, using a debit card and writing a check.   Email:   gmartinez@cherokee.org   Website:   http://www.cherokee.org Where:   Arvest Bank, 101 South Mill, Pryor, OK 74361   06:00 PM - 07:30 PM   Contact:   Lynn Greenland Protect and Manage Your Money   Organization:   The City of Shawnee Housing Authority Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 275-6330 6:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. will be a "meet and greet" time with snacks and refreshments served. Training session will be from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. and will focus on identity theft, credit reporting, and building wealth. Session concludes with referal information for resources in our community. CCCS of OK is collaborating with us for this event.   Email:   not@listed.org   Website:   Where:   The City of Shawnee Housing Authority Board/Training Room, 601 W. Seventh Street, Shawnee, OK 74801   06:00 PM - 08:00 PM   Contact:   Ernie Gomez JumpStart!   Organization:   Latino Community Development Agency Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 236-0701 This event will provide information on personal finances as part of a homebuyer's education seminar.   Email:   devdir@latinoagencyokc.org   Website:   http://www.latinoagencyokc.org Where:   Riverside Community Center, 420 S.W. 10th Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73109   06:30 PM - 07:30 PM   Contact:   Sue Lynn Sasser Financial Fitness for Life Parent Workshop   Organization:   Oklahoma Council on Economic Education By Invitation Only.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 974-5627 Participants in an English as a Second language program will learn how they can teach their children to be financially savvy.   Email:   ssasser@ucok.edu   Website:   http://www.ocee-ok.org Where:   Oklahoma City Community College, 7777 South May Avenue, Oklahoma City, OK 73159   07:00 PM - 08:00 PM   Contact:   Jennifer Delcamp "Couples & Money" Seminar   Organization:   Consumer Credit Counseling Service (CCCS) of Central Oklahoma Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 789-1687 Couples will learn how innately differing money views affect decisionmaking and learn how to use this infomration to discuss money freely, without conflict.   Email:   jdelcamp@cccsok.com   Website:   http://www.cccok.com Where:   CCCS Conference Room, 3230 N. Rockwell, Bethany, OK 73008
	Tuesday, April 26   07:30 AM - 08:00 AM   Contact:   Stephanie Spruiell Teach Children To Save Day   Organization:   First Bank & Trust Co. Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (580) 255-1810 Employees of First Bank & Trust Co. will go to the area grade schools to make a presentation about money management and finances. We will do this in Duncan, Ardmore, Healdton and Norman.   Email:   sspruiell@1stbanknet.com   Website:   http://www.1stbanknet.com Where:   Area Elementary Schools, , Duncan, OK 73533   08:00 AM   Contact:   Karen Vines Financial Education Information Sharing and Promotion   Organization:   Central Oklahoma Community Action Agency, Inc. Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 275-6060 Information tables will be set-up at our local libraries. We have also asked our local mayors to proclaim the week of April 25th as "Jump$tart Your Money Week."   Email:   kvines@cocaa.org   Website:   http://www.cocaa.org Where:   City Libraries, , Shawnee, OK   08:00 AM   Contact:   Glenda Dever National Teach a Child to Save   Organization:   Shamrock Bank, N.A. Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (580) 927-2311 Bank employees will provide information on money management concepts and skills to students in four local elementary schools.   Email:   gdever@shamrockbank.com   Website:   http://www.shamrockbank.com Where:   Coal County Elementary Schools, Coalgate, Coalgate, OK 74538   08:00 AM   Contact:   Rulissa Jones Teach Children to Save Day   Organization:   McClain Bank Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 527-6503 High school economics students will gain information on personal financial education issues relating to real life skills of budgeting, the importance of saving, and developing sound money management skills.   Email:   rjones@mcnb.net   Website:   http://www.mcclainbank.com Where:   Purcell High School, , Purcell, OK 73080   08:00 AM   Contact:   Clinton Godwin Teach Children to Save Day   Organization:   Gold Bank Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (918) 665-2227 We will use the ABA resource kit at three local elementary schools to teach children the importance of money and saving.   Email:   clintongodwin@goldbank.com   Website:   http://www.Goldbank.com Where:   Local Elementary Schools, , Tulsa, OK   08:00 AM   Contact:   Steve Tucker Teaching Children How To Save   Organization:   UMB Bank Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 239-5800 Fifth and sixth grade students will learn how to creat a budget through creating a list of possible expenses and catergorizing them as "wants" or "needs." Students will also be introduced to savings and checking accounts, and the concept of interest.   Email:   steve.tucker@umb.com   Website:   http://www.umb.com Where:   Columbus Elementary, 2402 S Pennsylvania Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73108   08:00 AM - 11:00 AM   Contact:   Ann Hight Teach Children to Save Day   Organization:   First Bank & Trust Company By Invitation Only.     The cost is free   Phone:   (580) 336-5562 We visit each classroom with our bank mascot, Quigley, hand out quarter-savers and explain the importance of savings. We have workbooks or coloring books geared to each grade that also emphasize saving.   Email:   a.hight@bankfbt.com   Website:   http://www.bankfbt.com Where:   Perry Elementary School, 1207 Ivanhoe, Perry, OK 73077   08:00 AM - 03:00 PM   Contact:   Diana Behm Money Makes the World Go Around   Organization:   Northeast Oklahoma Community Action Agency Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (918) 253-4683 Grand Savings Bank, one of the EITC VITA Banking partners, and NEOCAA will team up to provide Money Smart information to each of the Head Start classrooms. The idea is to use a clown to get the financial message out to the children so they will share the excitement with their families. We will also use press releases to tie in the financial impact made by earned income tax credit in the communities we serve.   Email:   dbehmr@aol.com   Website:   Where:   NEOCAA's 19 Head Start Classrooms, 1014 N. Main or PO Box 603, Jay, OK 74344   08:00 AM - 03:00 PM   Contact:   Robin Menz Teach Children to Save Day   Organization:   The Bank of Union By Invitation Only.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 483-5308 Bank staff will provide classroom presentations on money management concepts and skills for area elementary school students.   Email:   rmenz@bankofunion.com   Website:   Where:   Elementary schools in El Reno, Minco and Union City, , , OK   08:00 AM - 03:30 PM   Contact:   Sue Lynn Sasser KidsEcon Poster Displays   Organization:   Oklahoma Council on Economic Education By Invitation Only.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 974-5627 KidsEcon Posters will be distributed to Putman City Elementary schools. These posters will help the students learn economic and personal finance terms, like opportunity cost and capitol resources.   Email:   ssasser@ucok.edu   Website:   http://www.ocee-ok.org Where:   Putman City Elementary Schools, , Oklahoma City, OK   08:00 AM - 05:00 PM   Contact:   Amy L. Welch The OSCPA Financially Fit Five-Minute Drill   Organization:   Oklahoma Society of CPAs Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 841-3800 No time to "work out" and get financially fit at an event? Then take five minutes and call the OSCPA at 1-800-522-8261 or e-mail awelch@oscpa.com and we will provide FREE Financial Fitness Kits.   Email:   awelch@oscpa.com   Website:   http://www.oscpa.com Where:   Where you want and when you want!, , , OK   08:30 AM - 03:00 PM   Contact:   Anita Cole Quail Creek Done in a Day   Organization:   Junior Achievement of Greater Oklahoma City By Invitation Only.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 235-3399 Volunteers from local businesses will teach a theme based kit to aid in the financial literacy of the students.   Email:   acole@jaokc.org   Website:   http://www.jaokc.org Where:   Quail Creek Elementary, 11700 Thorn Ridge, Oklahoma City, OK 73114   09:00 AM   Contact:   Marlene Kincade Teach Children to Save   Organization:   Oklahoma State Bank Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (918) 256-5585 We do one of the exercises about saving money and plan to give each child a small coin bag with a state quarter in it. We also have cards for saving quarters; when it is full, they will have $5.   Email:   mkincade@okstatebank.com   Website:   http://okstatebank.com Where:   Vinita Elementary School, , Vinita, OK 74301   09:00 AM - 10:00 AM   Contact:   Carla Barber The Dynamics of Money   Organization:   INTRUST Bank - Oklahoma City Branch By Invitation Only.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 949-6500 Students will listen to a thirty minute presentation and will participate in a fifteen minute question and answer session with a Personal Banker from INTRUST Bank.   Email:   carla.barber@intrustbank.com   Website:   http://www.intrustbank.com Where:   Mayfield Middle School, 1600 N Purdue, Oklahoma City, OK 73127   09:00 AM - 11:00 AM   Contact:   Andrea Gandy Teach Children to Save   Organization:   Citizens Bank of Ada Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (580) 310-4495 We teach children about money and how it works. Then we ask them to set a goal/toy to save money for and then discuss how to save and what it means.   Email:   agandy@citizensada.com   Website:   http://www.citizensada.com Where:   Glenwood Elementary School, 825 W. 10th, Ada , OK 74820   09:00 AM - 03:00 PM   Contact:   Sue Lynn Sasser Financial Literacy through Children's Literature   Organization:   Oklahoma Council on Economic Education By Invitation Only.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 974-5627 OCEE and UCO board members and wolunteers will be available to visit classrooms to read children's stories related to money management and decision-making during the times and dates listed.   Email:   ssasser@ucok.edu   Website:   http://www.ocee-ok.org Where:   Classrooms in Central Oklahoma, , , OK   09:00 AM - 06:00 PM   Contact:   Linda Marcotte Interactive Display of Girl Scout Resources   Organization:   Girl Scouts - Red Lands Council Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 528-3535 An interactive display to showcase Girl Scout resources for financial literacy programs will be presented at the council shop. Resources will include books, badges, charms and activities such as “How much is Dollar worth”? Girls and adults will learn what the exchange rate for this week is in China for yuan, Pesos in Mexico, lira from Italy and rupees in India. They can then price shop items according to other currency. Another activity will be “Cash Or Credit?” How much will camp cost if paid for with a credit card with 12% interest. How much with 18% interest? How can you tell counterfeit money? Compare the buying power of $5,000 over the past 40 years and for Daisy Girl Scouts; “Cool Ways to Count”.   Email:   lindam@redlandscouncil.org   Website:   http://www.redlandscouncil.org Where:   Girl Scouts - Red Lands Council Service Center, 121 NE 50th Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73105   09:30 AM - 04:30 PM   Contact:   Leticia Tyler "Show Me the Money"   Organization:   Girl Scouts of Magic Empire Council Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (918) 745-5216 We will provide a display table showcasing all of our resources available to teach girls about finances. This display table will be up from April 25 - 28 for anyone to view and learn from.   Email:   Leticia@mecgs.org   Website:   http://www.mecgs.org Where:   Girl Scout Service Center, 2432 E. 51st Street, Tulsa, OK 74105   10:00 AM - 11:00 AM   Contact:   Bev Taylor Get Smart About Credit   Organization:   Armstrong Bank Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (918) 680-6900 Bank presenters will deliver 1 hour credit training sessions for 6 consecutive weeks in the high school business classroom.   Email:   taylorbev@armstrongbank.com   Website:   http://www.armstrongbank.com Where:   Gore High School, North Highway 10, Gore, OK 74435   12:00 PM - 01:00 PM   Contact:   Maretta S, Toler Making Sure Your Financially Prepared for a Natural Disaster   Organization:   Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service - Family & Consumer Sciences Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (580) 355-1176 Fires, tornadoes, floods and other disasters can strike suddenly. Be prepared by taking some organizational steps that will help you retrieve information needed to recover financially from a natural disaster.   Email:   toler@okstate.edu   Website:   http://www.fc.okstate.edu Where:   Duncan, 101 S. 11th, Room 113, Duncan, OK 73533-4762   06:00 PM - 09:00 PM   Contact:   Ed McNamara Homebuyer Education Class   Organization:   Bean & Dunn Real Estate Open to Public.     The cost is $10.00   Phone:   (405) 606-8442 Classes qualify for up to $3,500 in assistance from Oklahoma City or Community Action Agency, and are approved by the Oklahoma Homebuyer Education Association.   Email:   mcnamara@okcrealtors.com   Website:   http://www.homesforsaleinoklahoma.com Where:   Bean & Dunn Real Estate, 426 NW 5th Street, Suite 100, Oklahoma City, OK 73102   07:00 PM - 08:00 PM   Contact:   Jennifer Delcamp "Kids & Money" Seminar   Organization:   Consumer Credit Counseling Service (CCCS) of Central Oklahoma Open to Public.     The cost is $5.00   Phone:   (405) 789-1687 We will offer a one-hour semiar that will help parents learn how to raise their kids to be better money managers.   Email:   jdelcamp@cccsok.com   Website:   http://www.cccok.com Where:   CCCS Conference Room, 3230 N. Rockwell, Bethany, OK 73008   07:00 PM - 09:00 PM   Contact:   Virginia Giglio, Ph.D. Kingfisher Wheatbelt Toastmasters Financial Education Evening   Organization:   Kingfisher Wheatbelt Toastmasters Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 375-6049 Wheatbelt Toastmasters helps people improve their communication skills, and the April 26 meeting is dedicated to presentations on Finances. A special award of appreciation will be presented to host NBC Bank of Kingfisher for their support of the club. Special Guest Steven Shepelwich will be on hand to discuss entrepreneurship. Speeches will include the topics "Credit Card Debt" and "Make Friends with Your Banker." The public is welcome!   Email:   vgiglio@globalthinking.com   Website:   http://www.whatthehey.com/toast.htm Where:   NBC Bank, 801 South Main Street, Kingfisher, OK 73750   07:15 PM - 08:15 PM   Contact:   Sue Lynn Sasser Credit Cards 101: What you need to know before you "Charge It!"   Organization:   Oklahoma Council on Economic Education By Invitation Only.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 974-5627 Information about credit cards, such as interest rates and compounding interest, will be presented to GED students age 16 and up.   Email:   ssasser@ucok.edu   Website:   http://www.ocee-ok.org Where:   Edmond Central Library, 10 S. Boulevard, Edmond, OK
	Wednesday, April 27   08:00 AM   Contact:   Karen Vines Financial Education Information Sharing and Promotion   Organization:   Central Oklahoma Community Action Agency, Inc. Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 275-6060 Information tables will be set-up at our local libraries. We have also asked our local mayors to proclaim the week of April 25th as "Jump$tart Your Money Week."   Email:   kvines@cocaa.org   Website:   http://www.cocaa.org Where:   City Libraries, , Shawnee, OK   08:00 AM   Contact:   Glenda Dever National Teach a Child to Save   Organization:   Shamrock Bank, N.A. Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (580) 927-2311 Bank employees will provide information on money management concepts and skills to students in four local elementary schools.   Email:   gdever@shamrockbank.com   Website:   http://www.shamrockbank.com Where:   Coal County Elementary Schools, Coalgate, Coalgate, OK 74538   08:00 AM   Contact:   Steve Tucker Teaching Children How To Save   Organization:   UMB Bank Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 239-5800 Fifth and sixth grade students will learn how to creat a budget through creating a list of possible expenses and catergorizing them as "wants" or "needs." Students will also be introduced to savings and checking accounts, and the concept of interest.   Email:   steve.tucker@umb.com   Website:   http://www.umb.com Where:   Columbus Elementary, 2402 S Pennsylvania Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73108   08:00 AM - 02:00 PM   Contact:   Susan Routh Financial Fitness Session, Grady County Women's Health Forum   Organization:   OSU Cooperative Extension - Grady County Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 224-2216 Ms. Moon will speak about preparing for end-of-life financial decisions (living wills, DNRs, trusts) to participants in the third annual Grady County Women's Health Forum. She is scheduled to be on the program between 11:15 a.m. and 11:45 a.m. She will be the fourth speaker on the agenda. The Grady County Women's Health Forum is designed to bring health related information to women of all ages. The Forum is open to the public. Lunch will be available at $5 for adults and $2 for students. Registration will begin at 8:00 a.m. Eighteen informational and commercial booths will be on display and representatives will be available for participants to visit during sessions.   Email:   susan.routh@okstate.edu   Website:   Where:   Grady County Fairgrounds, , Chickasha, OK   08:00 AM - 03:00 PM   Contact:   Diana Behm Money Makes the World Go Around   Organization:   Northeast Oklahoma Community Action Agency Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (918) 253-4683 Grand Savings Bank, one of the EITC VITA Banking partners, and NEOCAA will team up to provide Money Smart information to each of the Head Start classrooms. The idea is to use a clown to get the financial message out to the children so they will share the excitement with their families. We will also use press releases to tie in the financial impact made by earned income tax credit in the communities we serve.   Email:   dbehmr@aol.com   Website:   Where:   NEOCAA's 19 Head Start Classrooms, 1014 N. Main or PO Box 603, Jay, OK 74344   08:00 AM - 03:30 PM   Contact:   Sue Lynn Sasser KidsEcon Poster Displays   Organization:   Oklahoma Council on Economic Education By Invitation Only.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 974-5627 KidsEcon Posters will be distributed to Putman City Elementary schools. These posters will help the students learn economic and personal finance terms, like opportunity cost and capitol resources.   Email:   ssasser@ucok.edu   Website:   http://www.ocee-ok.org Where:   Putman City Elementary Schools, , Oklahoma City, OK   08:00 AM - 05:00 PM   Contact:   Amy L. Welch The OSCPA Financially Fit Five-Minute Drill   Organization:   Oklahoma Society of CPAs Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 841-3800 No time to "work out" and get financially fit at an event? Then take five minutes and call the OSCPA at 1-800-522-8261 or e-mail awelch@oscpa.com and we will provide FREE Financial Fitness Kits.   Email:   awelch@oscpa.com   Website:   http://www.oscpa.com Where:   Where you want and when you want!, , , OK   08:30 AM - 02:00 PM   Contact:   Erica Irvine JA Done in a Day   Organization:   Junior Achievement of Eastern Oklahoma By Invitation Only.     The cost is free   Phone:   (918) 663-2158 Junior Achievement business volunteers will present activites to students grades K-12 throughout the course of the day. Each class will participate in 5 economic related lessons designed specifically for their age group. Lessons teach students about business, money, personal finance, jobs and the value of community. Done in a Day” is a special Junior Achievement delivery method that facilitates the partnership between businesses and an elementary school. “JA in a Day” is different from other JA programs only in that the entire JA elementary school program is covered in the course of one day in the school.   Email:   erica@jatulsa.org   Website:   http://tulsa.ja.org Where:   Leisure Park Elementary School, 4300 S. Juniper Pl., Broken Arrow, OK 74011   09:00 AM - 03:00 PM   Contact:   Sarah Wheatley, CFCS Consumer Current Events   Organization:   Carney High School Family and Consumer Science Consumer Education Class Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 865-2344 Students will create displays concerning topics of “ID Theft,” “Understanding Credit Reports,” and “How to handle credit cards effectively.” Each display will have free materials available. These will be on display in the lobby of Carney State Bank April 27-29.   Email:   canreyfacs@hotmail.com   Website:   Where:   Carney State Bank, 112 Highway 177, Carney, OK 74832   09:00 AM - 03:00 PM   Contact:   Sue Lynn Sasser Financial Literacy through Children's Literature   Organization:   Oklahoma Council on Economic Education By Invitation Only.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 974-5627 OCEE and UCO board members and wolunteers will be available to visit classrooms to read children's stories related to money management and decision-making during the times and dates listed.   Email:   ssasser@ucok.edu   Website:   http://www.ocee-ok.org Where:   Classrooms in Central Oklahoma, , , OK   09:00 AM - 06:00 PM   Contact:   Linda Marcotte Interactive Display of Girl Scout Resources   Organization:   Girl Scouts - Red Lands Council Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 528-3535 An interactive display to showcase Girl Scout resources for financial literacy programs will be presented at the council shop. Resources will include books, badges, charms and activities such as “How much is Dollar worth”? Girls and adults will learn what the exchange rate for this week is in China for yuan, Pesos in Mexico, lira from Italy and rupees in India. They can then price shop items according to other currency. Another activity will be “Cash Or Credit?” How much will camp cost if paid for with a credit card with 12% interest. How much with 18% interest? How can you tell counterfeit money? Compare the buying power of $5,000 over the past 40 years and for Daisy Girl Scouts; “Cool Ways to Count”.   Email:   lindam@redlandscouncil.org   Website:   http://www.redlandscouncil.org Where:   Girl Scouts - Red Lands Council Service Center, 121 NE 50th Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73105   09:30 AM - 04:30 PM   Contact:   Leticia Tyler "Show Me the Money"   Organization:   Girl Scouts of Magic Empire Council Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (918) 745-5216 We will provide a display table showcasing all of our resources available to teach girls about finances. This display table will be up from April 25 - 28 for anyone to view and learn from.   Email:   Leticia@mecgs.org   Website:   http://www.mecgs.org Where:   Girl Scout Service Center, 2432 E. 51st Street, Tulsa, OK 74105   10:00 AM   Contact:   Jeanne Shaughnessy Teaching Children How to Save   Organization:   UMB Bank Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 239-5800 Fifth grade students will be provided lessons designed to introduce students to goals setting, establishing priorites, and saving. The activities will help students recognize the importance of saving for antipated, as well as unexpected expenses. Students will prepare personal budgets and savings plans.   Email:   jeanne.shaughnessy@umb.com   Website:   http://www.umb.com Where:   Westwood Elementary, 1701 W Exchange, Oklahoma City, OK 73108   10:00 AM - 11:00 AM   Contact:   Bev Taylor Get Smart About Credit   Organization:   Armstrong Bank Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (918) 680-6900 Bank presenters will deliver 1 hour credit training sessions for 6 consecutive weeks in the high school business classroom.   Email:   taylorbev@armstrongbank.com   Website:   http://www.armstrongbank.com Where:   Gore High School, North Highway 10, Gore, OK 74435   10:00 AM - 04:00 PM   Contact:   Joyce Montgomery OSU Financial Fair - Economics of Recycling and Personal Finance   Organization:   Oklahoma State University Service-Learning Volunteer Center Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 744-5145 Tables will be set up on the Library Lawn for Earth Day activities. Our table will bring a financial literacy presence and awareness to participants. Information on access to programs and awareness of the need for financial literacy education will be included with other resources available to the public.   Email:   jmont@okstate.edu   Website:   http://www.okstate.edu/volunteer Where:   Library Lawn - OSU, 30B Student Union, Stillwater, OK 74078   11:00 AM - 01:00 PM   Contact:   David Russell Identity Theft Presentation   Organization:   Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Oklahoma City Branch By Invitation Only.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 270-8619 Federal Reserve Bank employees will examine identity theft, how it happens, recovery steps for victims of identity theft, and methods for protecting personal information.   Email:   david.w.russell@kc.frb.org   Website:   http://www.kc.frb.org Where:   Federal Reserve Bank, 226 Dean A. McGee Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73125   03:00 PM   Contact:   Amy L. Welch KCFO 970 AM Magazine Live   Organization:   Oklahoma Society of CPAs Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 841-3800 Most experts agree that the best way to help children become financially responsible adults is to teach them good financial habits while they’re young. On Wednesday, April 27, on KCFO 970 AM Magazine Live, host Terry Bell, Brant Fricker and Jeff Frable, CPA, will offer advice on teaching your child basic financial concepts and establishing good money habits. “Our goal is for our listeners to come away from the program with the knowledge and desire to help their children understand money, savings, loans, credit and other financial issues.”   Email:   awelch@oscpa.com   Website:   http://www.oscpa.com Where:   (Radio broadcast), , Tulsa, OK   05:30 PM - 07:00 PM   Contact:   Maretta S, Toler Where Is My Money Going?   Organization:   Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service - Family & Consumer Sciences Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (580) 355-1176 Budgeting, credit couseling and financial education to assist consumers in need. The training will help consumers build sound money management skills that will assist them in reaching their financial goals.   Email:   toler@okstate.edu   Website:   http://www.fc.okstate.edu Where:   Great Plains Improvement Foundation, 2 SE Lee Blvd., Lawton, OK 73501   07:00 PM   Contact:   Dan Short or Mary White I Want to be a Home Owner! From Renting to Owning; You can do it!   Organization:   Mustard Seed Development Corp. Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 410-7283 A presentation for anyone wanting to become a homeowner. Steps to stop renting, apply for a mortgage at no charge, downpayment assistance, credit repair and setting realistic goals to own your own home.   Email:   mustardseed@birch.net   Website:   Where:   Hope Community Church, 1001 N.W. 92nd Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73114   07:00 PM - 08:00 PM   Contact:   Jennifer Delcamp "Credit Wise" Seminar   Organization:   Consumer Credit Counseling Service (CCCS) of Central Oklahoma Open to Public.     The cost is $5.00   Phone:   (405) 789-1687 We will offer a one-hour seminar that will teach anyone what's in their credit report and how to improve it.   Email:   jdelcamp@cccsok.com   Website:   http://www.cccok.com Where:   CCCS Conference Room, 3230 N. Rockwell, Bethany, OK 73008
	Thursday, April 28   05:30 AM   Contact:   Gina Martinez Working with Checking and Savings Accounts   Organization:   Cherokee Nation IDA Program Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (918) 456-0671 The training will cover the basics of owning a checking and savings account such as how to balance your checkbook, making deposits, using a debit card and writing a check.   Email:   gmartinez@cherokee.org   Website:   http://www.cherokee.org Where:   Cherokee Nation Head Start Jis-qua Room, Highway 62 South, Tahlequah, OK 74464   07:30 AM - 02:00 PM   Contact:   Dr. Sue Lynn Sasser Financial Education Capitol Day   Organization:   Oklahoma Jump$tart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 974-5627 Representatives of Oklahoma organizations will display information on financial education programs and resources in the Fourth Floor Rotunda.   Email:   ssasser@ucok.edu   Website:   http://www.jumpstart.org Where:   Oklahoma State Capitol, 2501 North Lincoln Blvd., Oklahoma City, OK 73105   07:30 AM - 05:00 PM   Contact:   David Russell Children in the Workplace Day   Organization:   Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Oklahoma City Branch By Invitation Only.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 270-8619 A financial literacy lesson and a tour of the Federal Reserve facility will be incorporated into the day's events.   Email:   david.w.russell@kc.frb.org   Website:   http://www.kc.frb.org Where:   Federal Reserve Bank, 226 Dean A. McGee Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73125   08:00 AM   Contact:   Karen Vines Financial Education Information Sharing and Promotion   Organization:   Central Oklahoma Community Action Agency, Inc. Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 275-6060 Information tables will be set-up at our local libraries. We have also asked our local mayors to proclaim the week of April 25th as "Jump$tart Your Money Week."   Email:   kvines@cocaa.org   Website:   http://www.cocaa.org Where:   City Libraries, , Shawnee, OK   08:00 AM   Contact:   Glenda Dever National Teach a Child to Save   Organization:   Shamrock Bank, N.A. Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (580) 927-2311 Bank employees will provide information on money management concepts and skills to students in four local elementary schools.   Email:   gdever@shamrockbank.com   Website:   http://www.shamrockbank.com Where:   Coal County Elementary Schools, Coalgate, Coalgate, OK 74538   08:00 AM   Contact:   Steve Tucker Teaching Children How To Save   Organization:   UMB Bank Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 239-5800 Fifth and sixth grade students will learn how to creat a budget through creating a list of possible expenses and catergorizing them as "wants" or "needs." Students will also be introduced to savings and checking accounts, and the concept of interest.   Email:   steve.tucker@umb.com   Website:   http://www.umb.com Where:   Columbus Elementary, 2402 S Pennsylvania Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73108   08:00 AM   Contact:   Steve Tucker Teaching Children How to Save   Organization:   UMB Bank Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 239-5800 Third grade students will learn about savings and collecting through a class project. Each activity deals with one or more aspects of saving. The activities rely on a variety of interactive and visual formats designed to be interesting and fun for young students.   Email:   steve.tucker@umb.com   Website:   http://www.umb.com Where:   Dunbar Elementary, 1432 NE 7th St, Oklahoma City, OK 73177   08:00 AM - 03:00 PM   Contact:   Diana Behm Money Makes the World Go Around   Organization:   Northeast Oklahoma Community Action Agency Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (918) 253-4683 Grand Savings Bank, one of the EITC VITA Banking partners, and NEOCAA will team up to provide Money Smart information to each of the Head Start classrooms. The idea is to use a clown to get the financial message out to the children so they will share the excitement with their families. We will also use press releases to tie in the financial impact made by earned income tax credit in the communities we serve.   Email:   dbehmr@aol.com   Website:   Where:   NEOCAA's 19 Head Start Classrooms, 1014 N. Main or PO Box 603, Jay, OK 74344   08:00 AM - 03:00 PM   Contact:   Stephanie Spruiell Take Your Son or Daughter to Work Day   Organization:   First Bank & Trust Co. By Invitation Only.     The cost is free   Phone:   (580) 255-1810 Employees of First Bank & Trust Co. will bring their children, or other relatives to work. The children will interview employees about their job duties as well as participate in various presentations. Employees will participate in Duncan, Ardmore, Healdton and Norman.   Email:   sspruiell@1stbanknet.com   Website:   http://www.1stbanknet.com Where:   First Bank & Trust Co., 923 W. Main, Duncan, OK 73533   08:00 AM - 03:30 PM   Contact:   Sue Lynn Sasser KidsEcon Poster Displays   Organization:   Oklahoma Council on Economic Education By Invitation Only.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 974-5627 KidsEcon Posters will be distributed to Putman City Elementary schools. These posters will help the students learn economic and personal finance terms, like opportunity cost and capitol resources.   Email:   ssasser@ucok.edu   Website:   http://www.ocee-ok.org Where:   Putman City Elementary Schools, , Oklahoma City, OK   08:00 AM - 05:00 PM   Contact:   Amy L. Welch The OSCPA Financially Fit Five-Minute Drill   Organization:   Oklahoma Society of CPAs Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 841-3800 No time to "work out" and get financially fit at an event? Then take five minutes and call the OSCPA at 1-800-522-8261 or e-mail awelch@oscpa.com and we will provide FREE Financial Fitness Kits.   Email:   awelch@oscpa.com   Website:   http://www.oscpa.com Where:   Where you want and when you want!, , , OK   08:30 AM   Contact:   Jackie Shultz Financial Survival   Organization:   Red River Technology Center By Invitation Only.     The cost is free   Phone:   (580) 255-2903 Video and PowerPoint presentation composed of five different money management scenarios, each intended to initiate discussion among the students about the best course of action for responding to each scenario.   Email:   jshultz@redriver.tec.ok.us   Website:   http://www.redriver.tec.ok.us Where:   Red River Technology Center, 2300 W. Bois D'Arc, Duncan, OK 73533   08:30 AM - 10:40 AM   Contact:   Shannon Contreras Reality Store   Organization:   MoneyWise By Invitation Only.     The cost is free   Phone:   (580) 255-1810 The program teaches real life career and income choices to high school students. The topics covered by the program (once students have decided on a career and the net income associated with it) include housing, transportation, leisure and entertainment, money tree, and family life. Once students see how much lifestyle decisions in each of these areas will cost them, they have a better picture of life in the real world.   Email:   scontreras@1stbanknet.com   Website:   Where:   Comanche H.S., , Comanche, OK   09:00 AM - 03:00 PM   Contact:   Sarah Wheatley, CFCS Consumer Current Events   Organization:   Carney High School Family and Consumer Science Consumer Education Class Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 865-2344 Students will create displays concerning topics of “ID Theft,” “Understanding Credit Reports,” and “How to handle credit cards effectively.” Each display will have free materials available. These will be on display in the lobby of Carney State Bank April 27-29.   Email:   canreyfacs@hotmail.com   Website:   Where:   Carney State Bank, 112 Highway 177, Carney, OK 74832   09:00 AM - 03:00 PM   Contact:   Sue Lynn Sasser Financial Literacy through Children's Literature   Organization:   Oklahoma Council on Economic Education By Invitation Only.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 974-5627 OCEE and UCO board members and wolunteers will be available to visit classrooms to read children's stories related to money management and decision-making during the times and dates listed.   Email:   ssasser@ucok.edu   Website:   http://www.ocee-ok.org Where:   Classrooms in Central Oklahoma, , , OK   09:00 AM - 03:00 PM   Contact:   David Russell JA Done in a Day   Organization:   Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Oklahoma City Branch By Invitation Only.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 270-8619 Junior Achievement's "Done in a Day" program, an activity-based, relevant and fun curriculum, will be used by Federal Reserve Bank volunteers to educate elementary students on how business works.   Email:   david.w.russell@kc.frb.org   Website:   http://www.kc.frb.org Where:   Gatewood Elementary School, 1821 N. W. 21st, Oklahoma City, OK 73108   09:00 AM - 05:00 PM   Contact:   Dana Trent Financial Tax Awareness for Seniors   Organization:   INCA Community Services, Inc. Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (580) 889-5193 The training will provide information on the Oklahoma Tax Credit Refund to senior citizens that do not normally file income tax returns.   Email:   dana.trent@prodigy.net   Website:   Where:   INCA Community Services, Inc., 301 West 10th Street, Atoka, OK 74525   09:00 AM - 06:00 PM   Contact:   Linda Marcotte Interactive Display of Girl Scout Resources   Organization:   Girl Scouts - Red Lands Council Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 528-3535 An interactive display to showcase Girl Scout resources for financial literacy programs will be presented at the council shop. Resources will include books, badges, charms and activities such as “How much is Dollar worth”? Girls and adults will learn what the exchange rate for this week is in China for yuan, Pesos in Mexico, lira from Italy and rupees in India. They can then price shop items according to other currency. Another activity will be “Cash Or Credit?” How much will camp cost if paid for with a credit card with 12% interest. How much with 18% interest? How can you tell counterfeit money? Compare the buying power of $5,000 over the past 40 years and for Daisy Girl Scouts; “Cool Ways to Count”.   Email:   lindam@redlandscouncil.org   Website:   http://www.redlandscouncil.org Where:   Girl Scouts - Red Lands Council Service Center, 121 NE 50th Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73105   09:30 AM - 10:30 AM   Contact:   Sue Lynn Sasser Credit Cards 101: What you need to know before you "Charge It!"   Organization:   Oklahoma Council on Economic Education Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 974-5627 Information about credit cards, such as interest rates and compounding interest, will be presented to UCO college students and others in attendance.   Email:   ssasser@ucok.edu   Website:   http://www.ocee-ok.org Where:   University of Central Oklahoma, Max Chambers Library - Room 226, 100 N. University Dr., Edmond, OK 73034   09:30 AM - 04:30 PM   Contact:   Leticia Tyler "Show Me the Money"   Organization:   Girl Scouts of Magic Empire Council Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (918) 745-5216 We will provide a display table showcasing all of our resources available to teach girls about finances. This display table will be up from April 25 - 28 for anyone to view and learn from.   Email:   Leticia@mecgs.org   Website:   http://www.mecgs.org Where:   Girl Scout Service Center, 2432 E. 51st Street, Tulsa, OK 74105   10:00 AM - 11:00 AM   Contact:   Bev Taylor Get Smart About Credit   Organization:   Armstrong Bank Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (918) 680-6900 Bank presenters will deliver 1 hour credit training sessions for 6 consecutive weeks in the high school business classroom.   Email:   taylorbev@armstrongbank.com   Website:   http://www.armstrongbank.com Where:   Gore High School, North Highway 10, Gore, OK 74435   10:30 AM   Contact:   David Russell 2005 Jump$tart Your Money Week Essay Contest   Organization:   Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Oklahoma City Branch Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (405) 270-8619 The winner of the 2005 Jump$tqart Your Money Essay Contest will be announced. The essay contest, for OKC metropolitan Juniors and Seniors Students, is focused on describing three financial literacy skills needed to make better decisions about earning income, saving, borrowing, investing and managing money. The essay is also to explain why the skills are important and discuss how the skills can be acquired. The winner will receive a $500 savings bond.   Email:   david.w.russell@kc.frb.org   Website:   http://www.kc.frb.org Where:   Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Oklahoma City Bank, 226 Dean A. McGee Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73102-3463   11:00 AM - 03:00 PM   Contact:   Monica Armstrong Be MoneySmart with Bank of Oklahoma   Organization:   Bank of Oklahoma By Invitation Only.     The cost is free   Phone:   (918) 588-8648 Bank of Oklahoma Branch Managers will receive training on delivering the MoneySmart financial education curriculum.   Email:   marmstrong@bokf.com   Website:   http://www.bok.com Where:   BOk Plaza and Commerce Banking Center, , Oklahoma City, OK   12:15 PM   Contact:   Jackie Shultz Financial Survival   Organization:   Red River Technology Center Open to Public.     The cost is free   Phone:   (580) 255-2903 Video and PowerPoint presentation composed of five different money management scenarios, each intended to initiate discussion among the students about the best course of action for responding to each scenario.   Email:   jshultz@redriver.tec.ok.us   Website:   http://www.redriver.tec.ok.us Where:   Red River Technology Center, 3300 W. Bois D'Arc, Duncan, OK 73533   02:00 PM - 03:00 PM   Contact:   Cindy Sims Saving Money Wisely Program   Organization: &n