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Richardson Independent School District

In August of 2026, FinancialBridge and Richardson Independent School District signed a formal licensing agreement, creating an official partnership between FinancialBridge and RISD. Richardson ISD has officially adopted FinancialBridge's curriculum, lessons, and activities to be used a supplemental resources in teacher portals.

FinancialBridge has compiled their original financial resources into digital, online workshop kits designed to be easy-to-use for teachers. These workshop kits, which include original lessons and activities, are implemented in Richardson ISD as supplemental resources for teachers. Through this partnership, teachers across RISD have access to ready-to-teach, straightforward, and engaging financial materials.

By partnering with Richardson ISD, FinancialBridge has the opportunity and potential to reach more than 35,000 students across 4 high schools, 8 middle schools, and 36 elementary schools. 

FinancialBridge is helping to fill a need for interactive, engaging, and fun financial resources in schools and education, and is aiming to make these resources more accessible and available. FinancialBridge is very excited to help bring financial supplemental resources to students in Richardson ISD and is extremely grateful for this incredible opportunity.
 

Girl Scouts of Texas Oklahoma Plains (GSTOP)

The organization of Girl Scouts of Texas Oklahoma Plains has officially adopted FinancialBridge's curriculum, lessons, and resources. After a formal licensing agreement was signed by both parties, FinancialBridge has begun to work with GSTOP to make ready-to-teach workshops in boxes. These boxes will provide all GSTOP members with the ability to have access to financial literacy curriculum through retail distribution.

Each box correlates to one FinancialBridge workshop, including FinancialBridge's workshops of Budgeting Basics, Earning Income, and Saving & Spending. Furthermore, the boxes correlate to Girl Scouts of America's financial badges in age groups stretching from kindergarten to 8th grade. Every box includes instructions, lesson slides, activity slides, and all materials needed to lead the workshop.

Girl Scouts of Texas Oklahoma Plains stretches through Dallas, Fort Worth, Amarillo, Lubbock, Southlake, and Wichita Falls, giving the troops in these areas the opportunity to teach their Girl Scouts about important and necessary financial literacy information. FinancialBridge has the potential to reach more than 20,000 members in the GSTOP area.

Troop leaders will be able to purchase these boxes online and in 5 retail locations, to then teach to their troops.

Additionally, GSTOP implemented a badge recognition program based on FinancialBridge's curriculum. A new Girl Scout FinancialBridge badge can now be earned after completing two FinancialBridge workshops. This badge is meant to further encourage girls to earn financial badges and learn about important financial topics and financial decision-making.

FinancialBridge's purpose is to make curriculum available and accessible on a larger scale. By building replicable curriculum kits and training others to use them, FinancialBridge has created a model that is capable of reaching thousands of students beyond our direct involvement.

The creation of these workshop kits fills a need in Girl Scout organizations for easy-to-teach, straightforward, interactive, and fun financial learning resources in ready-to-go boxes. By partnering with Girl Scouts, FinancialBridge is aiming to increase participation in earning financial badges, interaction with financial material, and financial decision-making.
 

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