Inspiring and International Falls Minot
Grand Forks preparing young people Duluth Bismarck / Mandan Fargo / Moorhead Brainerd Lakes for success Area Alexandria
St. Cloud Lac Qui Parle County Lincoln County Hutchinson Hudson Lyon County Willmar Twin Cities Montevideo Morrison County New Ulm Murray County Mankato Winona Nobles County Owatonna Rochester Fairmont
Geographic Reach 2015-2016
District Operations Satellite Operations Brainerd Owatonna Total Satellite Numbers Read Michael Underwood’s Contact Hours 38,781 Contact Hours 32,943 Contact Hours 157,981 JA story on page 10. Students 6,772 Students 4,844 Students 23,823 Underserved Students* 2,718 Underserved Students* 2,318 Underserved Students* 10,983 Schools 16 Schools 17 Schools 145 Volunteers 183 Volunteers 201 Volunteers 982 Fargo, ND / Moorhead, MN St. Cloud jaum.org Contact Hours 51,910 Contact Hours 62,687 Students 9,331 Students 8,475 Hours of JA curriculum 1,200,465 Underserved Students* 2,971 Underserved Students* 3,867 Schools 38 Schools 29 Students 160,066 Volunteers 479 Volunteers 353 Underserved Students* 67,414 Mankato Twin Cities Metro Area Schools 722 Contact Hours 72,993 11-county metro area and western WI Students 8,649 Volunteers 9,367 Contact Hours 757,704 Underserved Students* 2,966 Students 94,786 Schools 30 Underserved Students* 40,993 Volunteers 292 Schools 433 * Students attending schools with more than New Ulm Volunteers 6,723 40% free and reduced lunch. Contact Hours 25,466 Students 3,386 Underserved Students* 598 1800 White Bear Avenue North, Maplewood, MN 55109 Schools 14 Volunteers 154 tel: 651.255.0055 | fax: 651.255.0460 | www.jaum.org Mission Report 2015-2016 Our Promise Our Impact
Junior Achievement is one of the HOURS OF JA CURRICULUM world’s largest nonprofits dedicated to addressing fundamental social 1,200,465 and economic challenges of young people by educating and PROGRAM VOLUNTEERS empowering them to transform their future and own their economic 9,367 success. EDUCATION PARTNERS Through the delivery of cutting-edge, experiential education in financial 5,509 literacy, college and career readiness and entrepreneurship, JA enriches SCHOOLS the ability of today’s youth to both engage in their own economic 722 development and contribute to the strength of their families, communities and economies.
At Junior Achievement of the Upper Midwest, our vision is to give the next generation hope for the future. Our Students We connect our region’s young people with volunteer role models who guide them through relevant, STUDENTS hands-on learning experiences. We equip them with the skills needed to navigate success in an increasingly 160,066 complex economy, like how to manage money, how to prepare for a career, and how to open and run a UNDERSERVED STUDENTS* business.
Together, we can help prepare the ne t generation to succeed. 67,414 See page 14 to learn how you can get involved or visit aum.org. CHILDREN OF COLOR 45,946
13-COUNTY METRO AREA GREATER MN NORTH DAKOTA 94,807 48,933 16,326
Student outreach includes three counties in western WI.
* Students attending schools with more than 40% free and reduced lunch. JA’s Sequential Model