TMJF Financial Literacy Program - Newark Public Schools
Funding Amount
Up to $40,000 (four-year commitment)
Deadline
Rolling / Open
Grant Type
Foundation
Deadline history & next window
- Cycle
- Annual
- Tracked since
- April 2026
Source: the cycle recorded on this listing. Confirm dates with the funder.
Overview
TMJF Financial Literacy Program - Newark Public Schools Partnership
Geographic Scope: Newark, New Jersey
Partner Organization: Newark Public Schools (NPS)
Focus Areas:
- Closing the racial wealth gap
- Financial literacy education
- Student savings account establishment
- Career pathway exposure
- College and career preparation
Student Savings Account Initiative
- Provides savings accounts for students across three Newark high schools
- Four-year commitment of up to $40,000
- Initial deposit of $40 per account
- Target: 250 incoming freshmen
- Platform: Goalsetter (Black-owned family banking and financial literacy platform)
Participating Schools:
- Newark School of Global Studies - Diplomacy, International Business, Humanities academies
- Newark School of Fashion & Design - Creative and academic pathways
- Newark School of Data Science and Information Technology - STEM and research focus
Program Goals:
- Aligned with NPS mission for academically rigorous and culturally responsive instruction
- Prepares students for success and builds knowledge
- Fosters leadership and character development
- Provides world-class education for every child in Newark
Long-term Commitment:
TMJF committed to building out a Digital Education Academy to help NPS students discover passion and career pathways, offering disciplines including:
- Filmmaking
- Design
- Digital marketing
- Coding
- Advertising
- Music
- Fashion
Research-Backed Benefits:
- Youth with savings accounts are 6x more likely to attend college
- Youth with savings accounts are 4x more likely to own stocks as young adults
Addressing Systemic Inequities:
Studies project that by 2053, African Americans will have negative net worth in the US; Latinx communities are 20 years behind. This program aims to address these disparities early.
What The Malcolm Jenkins Foundation actually gave
Source: IRS Form 990, 2023 — the most recent filing with itemized grants
- Grants in 2023
- 1
- Total given
- $102K
- Median grant
- $102K
- By dollars: Ohio 100%. Top recipient cities: Columbus, OH.
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Fields of Work
- Education
- K-12 schools
- STEM education
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