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Volunteer Opportunities

To further the work of the Consortium four committees have been established with a unique role in facilitating the Consortium's vision. The committee responsibilities are listed briefly below:

  • Communication Committee:
    • Raise public awareness and introduce the clearinghouse initiative to the community at large.
    • Help keep the membership, interested parties and the community at large informed of the efforts, initiatives and programs of the Consortium.
    • Develop creative message formats that include but are not limited to a newsletter, a website, flyers and press releases.
    • Identify resourceful ways to communicate the goals and objectives of the Consortium.

  • Development Committee:
    • Assist in the acquisition of financial resources for the Consortium through grants, sponsorship, membership and other sources.
    • Develop strategies to identify financial resources and increase membership.
    • Create avenues for interacting with potential sources of assistance to the Consortium.

  • Education Committee:
    • Raise the perceived need for personal financial literacy with students, employers, employees and retired persons.
    • Gather information about existing programs, resources, courses, booklets and speakers for all ages.
    • Assess the educational value of programs for inclusion in the Clearinghouse
    • Work to establish collaborative efforts with businesses and educational institutions to improve financial literacy for all ages.
    • Update its analysis of Georgia’s Quality Core Curriculum.
    • Identify existing programs and needs in the workplace regarding personal financial education.

  • Research Committee:
    • Track and present research findings
    • Identify Georgia specific research needs.
    • Examine current regulatory and legal provisions and collect information on relevant research.
    • Provide research Information to the Consortium’s clearinghouse effort.
    • Encourage appropriate researchers to undertake research projects with a view towards developing information that empowers Georgians to make wise consumer decisions.
    • Assist other committees by evaluating and compiling data to support and develop case statements that demonstrate the compelling need for personal financial literacy.

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