Promote
financial wellness and planning in the greater Kalamazoo community through workshops, seminars, summer camps and research.
Foster
financial literacy for area high school students, college students and southwest Michigan communities.
Provide
financial coaching to students prior to key financial decisions via a network of experienced practitioners and student interns.
Stimulate
collaboration between financial planning practitioners and departmental faculty.
There are four areas where you may direct your gift. Examples of what your gift supports include:
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Expendables
Such as program travel for students, contest prizes and awards, and youth outreach events.
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Capital Fund
Which covers the cost of new technology, office enhancements and future expansion.
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Endowment
Interest earned goes to salaries and benefits, regular programming and operational expenses.
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Scholarships
Which provide academic awards to students and event fees for community members in need.
Ways to give
You can support the Sanford Center for Financial Planning and Wellness by making a gift online or contacting DeNel Stoltz, chief development officer for the Haworth College of Business.