Student Ambassadors
The Champions for Financial Legacy Student Ambassador Program selects driven student leaders from HBCUs to champion wealth building on their campuses. These ambassadors are empowered to promote financial fluency, foster community, and support personal and professional growth. Through training and outreach, they spread awareness of a course designed to equip students with lifelong skills to build and sustain generational wealth within historically underserved communities.
ALysia Vincent
“I hope to show my campus and community that young people don’t have to fear financial terms, and that building knowledge now paves the way for a successful future.”
Katheryn Moore
“I’m super excited about returning as a Student Ambassador. This program has been such a meaningful part of my HBCU experience and has helped me inspire others to think about wealth building.”
Rodrick Tumblin Jr.
“Being a champion for financial legacy means advocating for a cause that not only benefits you, but those that will come after you.”
Keairah Davis
“I want to encourage more students at Lincoln University to join this program—not only to strengthen their financial situations now and in the future, but also to carry forward its legacy on campus.”
Kyleah Hargett Bryant
“What excites me most is the opportunity to help others gain financial literacy, build sustainable wealth, and empower future generations to make informed financial decisions that positively shape their lives.”
Demetrius Bell
“As a clothing brand owner, I know the importance of leading a team and managing money. Being a CFFL ambassador gives me the chance to learn how to make my money work for me and share the benefits of financial freedom with my peers and community.”
Vanessa Martin
“It’s important that we leave our university with this knowledge and carry it back to our communities at home, sharing it with others along the way.”
Alexis Bernard
“What excites me most about contributing to CFFL is being part of a movement that transforms financial literacy into empowerment so every student, family, and community has the tools to build a legacy that lasts.”
