Student Ambassadors

The Champions for Financial Legacy Student Ambassador Program selects driven student leaders from HBCUs to champion financial education on their campuses. These ambassadors are empowered to promote financial education, foster community, and support personal and professional growth. Through training and outreach, they spread awareness of a financial education course designed to bridge the wealth gap within marginalized communities.

Cannon Grinage

“I truly believe that CFFL will be a blessing for the HBCU communities receiving this opportunity and for the individuals who choose to take advantage of it. Having the chance to level the playing field is major for us.”

Lincoln University, Senior, Mass Communication

Janiya Haley

“This experience has empowered me to learn more about the financial issues we face daily. I’m so excited to be able to make a change, even if it’s small. I can’t wait to see this bloom into something greater as we progress.”

Lincoln University, Sophomore, Business

Nathaniel Harris

“I believe this program is beneficial to help minority communities get a much needed leg up in closing the wealth gap. I am excited to begin my work with the Lincoln University community and surrounding areas.”

Lincoln University, Sophomore, Business Management

Clement Julius

“I’m very excited for the opportunity and grace to be an ambassador for CFFL. I believe in the importance of this program and the massive impact it is going to have on wealth creation for minority families all across the country. Everyone else can talk about the wealth gap all they want, but over here, we’re doing something about it. That is the essence of this program and that’s why it’s so special.”

Lincoln University, Senior, Accounting

Anaiya Davis

“I am very thrilled to be a student ambassador for Champions for Financial Legacy. As a student ambassador, I am excited to promote financial awareness and support student growth at Norfolk State University!”

Norfolk State University, Senior, Exercise Science: Health, Wellness, Rehabilitation

Kahlis Long

“This program is important because it offers crucial resources and knowledge to families who often lack access to them. Many people don’t have a choice or the guidance they need, and this program is designed to provide that support, empowering them to make informed decisions and improve their financial lives.”

Norfolk State University, Senior, Mass Communication

Jerrod Singleton

“This program is important to me because I can inform my peers of the importance of financial literacy. By doing this, I have the opportunity to help people learn how to build generational wealth.”

Norfolk State University, Sophomore. Computer Engineering

Kia Culzac

“Focusing on financial education, will equip us with the tools to make informed decisions and secure our financial futures. I am excited to see the positive impact this program will have on communities, fostering a new generation of financially savvy individuals.”

Virginia State University, Graduate Student, Interdisciplinary Studies

Katheryn Moore

“This program is bigger than any one of us—it’s an incredible opportunity with the power to change lives in ways we may not even realize yet. I truly hope everyone gives it a chance because the impact it can have is remarkable.”

Virginia State University, Sophomore, Marketing

Alysia Vincent

“I’m excited to be part of the launch of the CFFL program because it’s essential that my generation—and those that follow—understand the importance of building economic wealth and lasting legacies. This program will heavily empower my generation with the tools they need to achieve financial success, with the hope of inspiring them to positively influence others.”

Virginia State University, Junior, Business Management
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