Young Investors Society and Sammy Rabbit Announce Collaboration to Advance Financial Literacy
by Team Sammy
Empowering Future Generations Through Strategic Collaboration
The Young Investors Society (YIS) and Sammy Rabbit, two leading organizations dedicated to empowering the next generation through financial literacy, are thrilled to announce their strategic collaboration. This partnership aims to:
Raise global awareness about the need for high-quality financial education for children and teens, improving access to resources that equip them with the knowledge, habits, skills, and attitudes essential for lifelong financial success.
Train college and high school students to lead financial education initiatives and provide platforms for them to share their personal journeys and insights on financial literacy
"YIS is thrilled to partner with Sammy Rabbit, providing our members with community service opportunities to deliver habit-focused financial literacy lessons to elementary school children through engaging stories and songs," said Christine Tobin, COO of YIS.
"YIS has done an outstanding job teaching young people how to invest wisely, giving them a significant head start toward financial freedom and security. I admire their comprehensive approach to education, which offers 24/7 learning, competitions, challenges, community service, and unique experiences. I've been a fan and admirer since their inception, thus it is a genuine pleasure to champion financial literacy with them," shared Sam X Renick, founder of Sammy Rabbit.
Inspire, Lead, and Make a Difference
High school and college students, along with their teachers, are invited to join this impactful collaboration between Young Investors Society and Sammy Rabbit and 'Be the Change!' that builds a better future for everyone by making financial literacy education more available and accessible at early ages.
Students will gain valuable leadership experience, make a difference in their communities, and inspire young children to build strong financial habits through engaging stories and songs.
Teachers, share this exciting opportunity with your students and encourage them to take part in shaping a financially secure future for the next generation. Visit [Insert Link] to learn more and get involved today!
Discover More
Find out more by reading these blogs or contacting YIS and/or Sammy!
Contact Information
Young Investor Society (YIS)
Christine Tobin at: ctobin@yis.org | website
Sammy Rabbit
Sam X Renick at: contact@sammyrabbit.com
Young Leaders and Participants
Here are a few of the young leaders contributing to the initiative, along with articles they’ve written about their journeys toward greater financial literacy, freedom, and security.
Felix is an engineering student at Harvey Mudd College in California. He serves as the Class of 2028 President and is a former Global President of the Young Investors Society (YIS). Felix has also competed in FBLA and DECA events, showcasing his leadership and business acumen.
Here is his 'Be the Change' article: The Power of Financial Literacy: My Journey and Why It Should Matter to Every Student
Jacklin is a junior at Frisco High School in Texas. She is a financial education activist. At 9, she opened a Investment Retirement Account (IRA), and by 16, she was named among the world's top 24 stock analysts by Young Investors Society. In 2024, she became the first youth representative of the Greater Dallas Taiwanese Chamber of Commerce, serving as its youngest board member to advise advancements in youth civic engagement and financial education.
Here is her 'Be the Change' article: Becoming Financially Literate Since Age 9
Arin is a junior at Great Valley High School in Malvern, Pennsylvania, with a keen interest in business and a deep passion for financial literacy. He co-founded the NextGen Business and Law Forum and has been an active member of the Young Investors Society (YIS) for nearly 18 months. At YIS, he not only founded a chapter at his high school but also serves on the organization's Student Advisory Board.
Here is his 'Be the Change' article: Teen Leader Was Encouraged to Aim High!
