NFL Players Bring Money Mini Camp to Northeast High School
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NFL Players Bring Money Mini Camp to Northeast High School
In Partnership with the Ingold Family Foundation, Miami Dolphins and Amerant Bank
WHO:
Broward County Public Schools (BCPS) Department of School Culture and Student Support Staff; NFL Player Alec Ingold and Representatives with the Ingold Family Foundation; Miami Dolphins Players; Amerant Bank Staff; and BCPS Students in the Athletic Leadership Academy Mentoring Program
WHAT:
NFL fullback Alec Ingold, various Miami Dolphins players and staff from Amerant Bank will provide financial literacy coaching to more than 200 students from schools across the District. The mini camp will cover banking basics, investing, credit and fraud.
WHEN:
Friday, April 17, 2026
10 a.m. – 1 p.m.
WHERE:
Northeast High School
700 N.E. 56 St.
Oakland Park, FL 33334
WHY:
Through the Money Mini Camp, NFL players and finance experts from Amerant Bank aim to help reduce the wage gap by equipping students with essential money management knowledge. Participants will engage in small group sessions focused on financial literacy skills, career development strategies and practical budgeting to support long-term success.
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MEDIA ARE INVITED TO COVER THIS EVENT.
RSVP AT BCPS.PIO@BROWARDSCHOOLS.COM
ABOUT BROWARD COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
“Educating all students to reach their highest potential.”
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