Join Michigan 4-H as we hold fun contests and workshops leading up to National Financial Literacy Month in April. Expand your knowledge and compete with other youth across Michigan to earn prizes in money management challenges.

 

MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EXTENSION 4-H SPONSORED CONTESTS

 Show your Money Smarts Contest

This on-line contest is for youth 13-19 held during the month of April with a focus on investing and risk providing cash prizes and leadership opportunities. 

 Cash Composition Contest 

This short essay contest is for youth age 9-12 providing cash prizes and leadership opportunities. 

Love Your Money 4-H Goosechase

Love games? Love prizes? Love money? If so, join the 4-H Love Your Money GooseChase game taking place February 14-February 21, 2022. This app-based scavenger hunt is geared towards youth 13 and up, though younger youth can play with an older sibling or parent/guardian. Complete missions around money management and have the chance to win prizes!  

 

 

OTHER YOUTH FINANCIAL CONTEST

Youth Financial Literacy Foundation Scholarship

Available for current high school seniors and first year college freshman.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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