With the support of the KPMG U.S. Foundation, KPMG is proud to support Junior Achievement (JA) in its mission to empower young people to develop the tools they need to positively impact and transform their own financial futures.

Year after year, KPMG partners and professionals volunteer their time to a variety of JA programs including classroom visits and virtual programs to teach and mentor students, with topics ranging from budgeting to economics to entrepreneurship.

KPMG volunteers also work hands-on with students through JA Finance Park®, JA’s capstone financial literacy program which engages secondary students in real-world, interactive personal finance projects. In late 2018, the KPMG U.S. Foundation gave a $1.74 million grant to JA USA which focuses on enhancing and expanding JA Finance Park® curriculum, including a 2.0 version geared toward high school age students.

Our impact

Fiscal year 2020

80

KPMG professionals serving on JA boards and committees

JA U.S. President’s Volunteer

Service Award

900+

KPMG volunteers

KPMG invests $1.7M in JA Finance Park

Funding from KPMG U.S. Foundation enables JA to update its experiential learning program curriculum and reach more students.

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KPMG volunteers support JA students

During Financial Literacy Month, we celebrate KPMG volunteers who help JA students become financially literate and fiscally resilient.

KPMG and JA – Better Together

KPMG is proud to support Junior Achievement, whose programs are instilling financial literacy skills in today’s students to help them succeed tomorrow.

KPMG and Junior Achievement

Learn how KPMG collaborates with JA to promote financial literacy—and what inspires our people to volunteer.

Junior Achievement