To work towards this goal, the Community Relations and Community Affairs sections of Atlanta Fed help set up money-skills workshops, partner with local schools and nonprofits that serve diverse audiences, work with financial institutions and community organizations to build or enhance personal finance programs, and advocate for consumer-interests legislation.
| In Atlanta | Outside of Atlanta | |
| Conduct Train-the-Trainer seminars | Conduct Train-the-Trainer seminars | |
| Partner with a neighboring middle school to teach personal financial education | Work on local programs with the following organizations: | |
 Florida Council on Economic Education |
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| Work on local programs with the following organizations: | Jump$tart Coalition, Alabama |
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| Georgia Consortium for Personal Financial Literacy |
Jump$tart Coalition, Florida |
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| Consumer Credit Counseling Service |
Jump$tart Coalition, Louisiana |
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| Georgia Council on Economic Education |
Jump$tart Coalition, Tennessee |
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| Midtown Assistance Center |
Junior Achievement, Jacksonville |
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| Junior Achievement of Georgia |
Junior Achievement of Louisiana |
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| Junior Achievement of Tennessee |
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| Community Relations Contacts | Kesler Mentoring Connection |
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| Louisiana Council for Economic Education |
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| National Academy Foundation, Academy of Finance, Miami |
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| National Academy Foundation, Academy of Finance, New Orleans |
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| Tennessee Saves |
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| Community Relations Contacts |
