Newsletter: February 23rd
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“A Teacher to All:” MFF Founder Peter Morgan
Morgan Franklin Fellowship Foundation (MFF) founder Peter Morgan has a deep desire to promote civic virtue. Illustrated through his passion to teach people about money and how it works, Peter is driven to show how this knowledge can forever change the trajectory of someone’s life. In the latest installment of our “Coffee and Conversation” series, Peter shares the story behind creating his legacy – Morgan Franklin Fellowship (MFF).
Income Taxes 101: What You Need to Know When Filing Your 2020 Taxes
By: Tori Berube, Director of Marketing & Outreach This year, federal income tax filing season begins Friday, February 12th, after being delayed due to the passing of December’s COVID-19 stimulus bill. And yes, income tax forms still need to be filed by April 15th! Cary Gladstone, the Senior Director of Asset Building Strategies for New […]
Event Newsletter: February 9th
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How to Construct a Story
By: Tori Berube, Director of Marketing & Outreach Everyone has to tell a story sometime. Maybe it’s a formal business presentation to a customer. Maybe it’s pitching an idea to business colleagues or a supervisor. Maybe it’s a school assignment or report. Maybe, if you are a Morgan Franklin Fellowship Fellow, it’s the presentation for […]
MFF and NHGSA Conversation
The Morgan Franklin Fellowship (MFF) team recently had the pleasure of conducting a conversation/interview with NH Granite State Ambassadors (NHGSA). NHGSA is a nonprofit organization which provides professional volunteers at over 20 visitor information centers and to over 20 special events each year throughout the state of New Hampshire. A unique connection between our two […]
Are You Financially Fit?
By Dr. Jillian Starman, MFF Director of Education I recently started back at the gym after recovery from a knee injury, and this got me thinking about financial fitness. Most people don’t get up one morning and decide to run a marathon – they need to train and get in shape. So, why do we […]