Nonprofit's $10M campaign underway with big-ticket donations - Columbus Business First

The local chapter of a national nonprofit is kicking off its new $10 million campaign to renovate its existing facility and open a new one with a handful of $1 million donations from some major Columbus companies.

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Author: Aislinn Klosterman
Community Involvement
Published: Tuesday, 07 May 2024

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The K-12 financial literacy and career readiness nonprofit's campaign will help it renovate its existing facility and open a new one.

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Zachary Jarrell (Data Reporter, Columbus Business First) broke the news about Junior Achievement's $10M Achieve More Campaign on May 7th, 2024.

"The local chapter of a national nonprofi t is kicking off its new $10 million campaign torenovate its existing facility and open a new one with a handful of $1 million donationsfrom some major Columbus companies.

Junior Achievement of Central Ohio is publicly launching its “Achieve More Campaign”with $5.8 million raised, which includes $3 million in donations from Bread Financial, the Nationwide Foundation and the American Electric Power Foundation — all for $1 million each."

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Visit the Achieve More Campaign Page.