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Young Money Mentors Peer Mentor Application

As a part of the Young Money Mentors program YMF is developing Peer Mentors. These mentors will experience and be trading on our YMMentors curriculum and empowered to connect with their peers during mentor sessions and support them in their financial journey. These peer mentor positions are for students that are ready to take their financial journey to the next level by demonstrating money management skills through their own lifestyle and decisions while also leading others to do the same. Mentors are required to be available Monday’s & Thursday’s from 4-6pm and will be given a stipend for the time spent in peer mentoring sessions along with the opportunity for a savings match!
General Information
Full Name

First NameLast Name
Birthdate

MonthDayYear
2 digit month, 2 digit day, 4 digit yearDate
Grade
School
Parent/Guardian Name

First NameLast Name
Age
Student Phone Number
Students must have a valid contact number.Format: (000) 000-0000.
Student Email
example@example.com, please use the email you check frequently.
Zip Code
Please share the 5 digit zip code of your home address.
School District
Parent/Guardian Phone
Please enter a valid phone number.Format: (000) 000-0000.
Parent/Guardian Email
example@example.com
Parent/Guardian Highest Level of Education
This is for grant reporting only. We do not share individual’s information and only use this to determine the populations we serve.
Household Income Range
This is for grant reporting only. We do not share individual’s information and only use this to determine the populations we serve.
All About You
What are three words you would use to describe yourself?
What activities, sports, clubs, jobs, or organizations are you currently involved in?
Please Note: That this program requires your participation in Mondays & Thursdays with the expectation that you are able to be committed.
Name one thing you are proud of accomplishing. Why are you proud of this?
Please describe a scenario where you had to assist or lead others. Share what it was, what went well and what could have gone better.
Why Young Money Mentors?
Why do you want to become a Young Money Mentor?
What do you think makes someone a good mentor or leader?
Why should we choose you for one of the Young Money Mentor positions?
Your Money Matters
How would you rate your current understanding of money?
What is one thing you already know about managing money?
What is one thing about money you would like to learn more about?
Imagine you received $100 today. What would you do with it and why?
5. Mentor Scenario
A younger student in the program tells you, “I'm not good with money, so I don't really care about this.” How would you respond to them?
6. Commitment & Accountability
Being a Young Money Mentor is a commitment. Mentors are expected to attend scheduled sessions, participate, communicate, be respectful, and serve as positive examples for other students.
Please initial to show your understanding:
7. Student Agreement
By signing below, I understand that applying does not guarantee that I will be selected. If selected, I agree to take my role seriously, participate in the program, communicate with the Young Money Finances team, respect other participants, and do my best to represent Young Money Finances positively.
Student Name
Student Signature
Date

MonthDayYear
2 digit month, 2 digit day, 4 digit yearDate
Parent/Guardian Signature
Date

MonthDayYear
2 digit month, 2 digit day, 4 digit yearDate
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Young Money Mentors Peer Mentor Application

General Information

All About You

Why Young Money Mentors?

Your Money Matters

5. Mentor Scenario

6. Commitment & Accountability

7. Student Agreement