About Us | Diapers 2 Deposits | Financial Literacy

Team

Experienced. Dedicated. Passionate.

Program Manager

mary-anne

As a retired Baltimore County Public School teacher, Mary Anne leads Mastermind Mondays weekly training for instructors. She provides program expansion, grant research, marketing, and development.

Program Director

Whitney

whitney@diapers2deposits.com

As a former District of Columbia public school teacher, DoD Contractor teaching financial literacy to soldiers, financial education instructor, and Accredited Financial Counselor candidate, she enjoys teaching about money development programs and curriculums.

Executive Assistant

Lia

lia@diapers2deposits.com

As the Executive Assistant participating in the D2D executive mentoring program, she provides essential support to ensure smooth operations across our diverse programs. She coordinates logistics, manages schedules, and executes key initiatives that drive our mission forward.

Instructor

latesha

As a dedicated advocate of child development and financial literacy, Latesha actively participates in the International Honor Society of Psychology. She is passionate about uplifting young minds in the classroom and beyond.

our Mission

We are a team of expert educators dedicated to strategically teaching every student a solid, relatable, and implementable financial education, regardless of their current knowledge or socioeconomic background.

services offered

At the heart of what we do is our Personal Finance curriculum, with a beginners and an advanced track. We tailor this curriculum to meet the needs of our clients or participants using: prepared lesson plans, student activity sheets, professional development training programs, financial field trips, personalized mock financial documents, and play money.

Personal Finance Professional Development (Teachers)
Financial Literacy Training (N.E.O)
Personal Finance Workshops
Financial Coaching
Virtual Classes
In-person instruction

Program goals

To help empower marginalized individuals and all communities with a financial education, strategies, tools, and resources they need and can use into adulthood.

To provide personal financial education and guidance to individuals, families, and employees.

How do we measure our program's success?

1. Our goals are met when students teach and share their financial literacy knowledge with others.

2. A student's success is measured by comparing prior knowledge during our Warm-up Activity with their answers to essential and lesson questions.

3. Completion rate of our personal finance program, program deliverables, and gathering participants' feedback.