We are proud to help U.S. Cellular by celebrating the first three young humanitarian recipients of the company’s The Future of Good program by releasing videos highlighting the work they are doing, bringing fairness to their communities. The videos, posted on The Future of Good website (thefutureofgood.uscellular.com.), are mini documentaries showcasing each of the recipients’ organizations and the inspirational work that earned them this recognition.
· Paige — Appleton, Wis.: After hearing that a family friend with an intellectual disability had been defrauded, Paige wanted to help teach vulnerable people in her community how to protect themselves and their money from scammers and ill-intentioned strangers. She decided a board game would be a fun way to teach basic financial literacy, so she created the SuperConsumers Financial Literacy Project.
This is the fifth consecutive year of U.S. Cellular’s The Future of Good program. This year, U.S. Cellular is recognizing six extraordinary young humanitarians going above and beyond in their local communities. The recipients mentioned above were announced in February and three additional recipients will be announced later in May. These six individuals receive $10,000 each toward their cause and will join the community of over 40 extraordinary The Future of Good recipients.
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