It’s to get the kids in the habit of saving money every week. They would never make all these deposits if they had to go to the bank.
– Peggy Fowler, Parent Volunteer, Millville Elementary, MA

It’s great that kids can put in from a penny to whatever. (It) gives all kids an opportunity to save.
– Sue Zeller, Parent Volunteer, Harrison Elementary, OR

We’ve chatted before and (the Support staff) has always been very helpful. We’ve had a very successful year & the new website is great!
- Joanne Buck, Parent Volunteer, Marlborough Elementary, CT

Too many kids graduate from school and don’t know how to manage money. You can’t start these lessons too soon. They will have to do this all their lives.
– Roxie Watson, Parent, Rogers Elementary, TX

It’s an awesome program because kids are learning to be responsible and how to save their money….They’re learning all about addition, subtraction and how to do balances.
– Monica Ashley, Teacher, Rogers Elementary, TX

Making kids responsible at an early age for saving is good. Economics is something we live with our whole lives. I don’t think we can do this early enough, because it teaches responsibility.
– Debby Graner, Principal, Gildersleeve School, CT

In education we promote life-long learners. With the Save For America program, we are promoting life-long savers.
– Barb Olsen, Principal, AHST Elementary School, IA

A large number of our students participate in this wonderful program … they are learning they can set goals and achieve them. We have one student who saved enough to buy his very first pony!
– Ali Nice, Principal, Delight Valley Elementary, OR

Ilalko Elementary School is proud to be a part of Save For America. Many students of all ages participate in this worthwhile program, learning the value of establishing a savings plan and watching it grow.
– Pam Costi-Smith, Principal, Ilalko Elementary, WA