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  • Do you have one million dollars saved in your banking account? Do you have $500,000? If you still need to, please take the one-minute survey.

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    Photo by Karolina Grabowska on Pexels.com

    Survey

    1. Do you know how to budget for the holidays without being in the RED in January?
    2. Do you have a college savings account or plan for your child or grandchild?
    3. Do you know how to save for college at any age?
    4. Do you have your car or home?
    5. Do you know how to build your credit to purchase your car or home?
    6. Are you paying excessive fees to have someone else file your taxes?
    7. Do you know how to prepare taxes and use your refund wisely?
    8. Would you like to win a raffle for a $200.00 contribution to an Edvest 529 College Savings Account? 

    If you answer NO or YES to any of the above questions from Riverside’s flyer, Mrs. Marti Diaz, Financial Literacy Teacher Mentor, requests your presence TODAY from 5 pm to 7 pm at Riverside University High School to learn about financial literacy.

    This workshop is FREE and TODAY, Wednesday, and open to the public! Seniors, Teachers, Paraprofessionals, Students and more are all welcome to attend.

    Last year’s participants listened to the lectures, talked to bankers and various business organizations, and ate unlimited FREE PIZZA, BREADSTICKS, SALAD, SNACKS, and more for the 2 1/2 hour event last year.
    Mrs. Diaz is with Last year’s guest lecturers and fellow teachers.

    Teachers, attend, and please invite your students or family members. Tell them they can earn extra credit for attending this free two-hour event.

    If you are driving, please park in the school parking lot. Enter the building using the Milwaukee Recreation entrance. 

    If taking the Milwaukee County Transit  MCTS, click the blue link for routes.

    Or using UBER, the address is 1615 E Locust St, Milwaukee, WI 53211.

    Riverside University High School, Parking Lot

    Two hours of Learning, laughter, and love! Stay away from home, obtain wisdom, and be informed! Be there tonight, at 5 pm, at Riverside University High School.

  • Black Arts Festival in Milwaukee, 2024

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    Milwaukee, get ready for a day filled with diverse activities at the Black Arts Festival today on Summerfest Grounds. It’s a one-of-a-kind event! All the fun begins at 12 noon and continues until 10 pm.

    At 4:00 pm, James Fortune will take the stage at the Black Arts Festival. This is a perfect opportunity to bring your family or a friend. Everyone is welcome, and there’s something for all ages. So, don’t be late—join Milwaukee for a day of fun!

    James Fortune will be in Milwaukee at the Black Arts Festival 2024

    What is Black Arts Festival?
    Black Arts Festival expresses cultural, culinary art, music composition, and more. This one-day event featured various artists, food and retail vendors, and more—silent Saturday, August 5th, at the Summerfest Grounds. Suppose you missed this year’s celebration. Please do not fret; save the date for next year, August 2024.

    Relax with friends by the Miller Stage 2023

    Please watch the attached video for more details, and save money and the date for next year.

  • Straight Jokes No Chaser Comedy Tour, One Night Only in Milwaukee

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    Four Legends Performing Tonight at UW-Milwaukee Panther Arena

    There is still time to purchase tickets. Hurry and bring someone.

    If you have yet to hear Mike Epps, Cedric The Entertainer, DL Hughley, or Earthquake in person, please join Milwaukee at the UW Milwaukee Panther Arena tonight from 8 pm to 12 midnight. 

    Tickets range from $87.00 to $173.00.   Don’t stay at home, and keep your money in your pocket.  Support the comedians, and order your tickets now.

  • Working Together Works, Jammin 98.3, and Milwaukee Public Schools Foundation Collaborate  to Raise Money for School Supplies

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    Mr.Don Black talks about Jammin 98.3 Radiothon on September 22nd and 23rd, 2022

    The Milwaukee Public Schools District has a total of 165 schools, 42 high schools, 88 middle schools, 122 elementary schools, and 117 pre-schools.  In the District ratings, 76% are below average, 18% are moderate, and 6% are above average. To improve the District ratings, the community is working together.

     Jammin98.3 is partnering with the Milwaukee Public Schools Foundation to give students the resources they need to succeed academically in the classroom.  What do the students need?  Supplies are the answer.  Mr. Don Black, the Program Director of WJMR for five years, from 98.3, explains why Jammin 98.3 is partnering with Milwaukee Public Schools Foundation.  

    On September 22nd and 23rd, there will be a radiothon where donors can call in and donate money.  The goal is $10,000.  From 10:00 am to 7 pm, willing participants can call in and donate money.  According to Mr. Black, generous sponsors can call anytime to give money, but those are the designated dates and hours of operation. Participants may also donate on the actual Milwaukee Public Schools Foundation website. Donations are also available on this link.

    According to the link, donating $10.00 will help students with Pencil Pouch

    • Pencils (12 pack)

    • Eraser

    • Ruler

    • Crayons (24 pack)

    • Pencil Sharpner

    • Pens (5 pack)

    • Yellow Highlighter

    • Colored Pencils (12 pack)

    • Markers (10 pack)  

    A monetary gift of $25.00 includes the following:

     All the items in the ‘Support Creativity’ section;

    • Spiral Notebooks (4)

    • Pocket Folders (4)

    • Glue Sticks (2)

    • Dry Erase Markers (4)

    • Backpack  

    A donation of $50.00 will consist of the following:

    • Full supply kits with all the items mentioned above;

    • Calculators and other specialty items;

    • Backpacks 

    Individuals or corporations may also sponsor a classroom with a gift of $500.  A small donation of $500 includes supplies, backpacks, and other needed items for an entire classroom of students.

    Milwaukee, please join Jammim 98.3 and Milwaukee Public School Foundation to help students to achieve their short and long-term goals by learning in the classroom and graduating, and dropping out of school and becoming homeless are not options.  The percentage of MPS dropouts has decreased, and the number should remain low. Working together works, so please give generously on September 22nd and 23rd, going above and beyond, surpassing the $10,000 goal.