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Resources for Consumers
Looking for information on Financial Literacy resources for yourself, family members, students or clients? We have included links to several sites and materials to help navigate the confusing and ever-changing world of personal finance.
- Bankruptcy
- Credit Counseling
- Basic Financial Literarcy
- College Students
- High School Students
- Elementary Students
- Senior Citizens
- Spanish Language
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Pro Bono Projects Looking for Grants
The American College of Bankruptcy (the “College”) and American College of Bankruptcy Foundation (the “Foundation”) award grants to legal services organizations whose activities are consistent with the objective of the respective missions of the College and Foundation. Grant awards are made by the College and Foundation’s Pro Bono Committee (the “Committee”).
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Grant Requests other than Pro Bono Projects
The Foundation has funds available for projects other than Pro Bono Projects. Past projects have included educational programs for high school students, support of an International Bankruptcy Course at law schools around the U.S., support of the National Bankruptcy Archives housed at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Donate to the
Foundation Today!
The need, and demand, for pro bono bankruptcy services has never been greater than it is now. If the bankruptcy bar will not support these services, who will? The American College of Bankruptcy Foundation is a Section 501(c)(3) charitable organization, and donations to it are tax deductible. Please give—if not an hour of your time, then, at least, an hour of your money.
If your organization would like to help with Pro Bono efforts but does not have an internal mechanism to do so, please consider donating funds to the Foundation. The American College of Bankruptcy has an active committee of bankruptcy attorneys and judges that fully vets requests for grants and follows up to ensure that the grants have been used for the purpose requested.
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