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Once again, thank you seems too small, too short, and too little to say.
You managed to turn a grumpy group into an engaged, involved group. I think it is your style. You are disarming in your conversational tone and confident manner. Everyone truly wanted to hear what you had to say.
Thanks also for sharing about your life and your career-in so doing you made a strong connection with the class and modeled the perseverance necessary for success.
The workshop that felt fresh, even though I am familiar with the content. Whoever said talking about money, credit, debt, etc. couldn’t be fun? The students were engaged and involved throughout your entire presentation.
Thank you again for taking the time to share your expertise with the mothers enrolled in the COMPASS Community College Collaborative program.
As you are well-aware by now—the COMPASS Community College Collaborative helps single parents in family shelters develop their abilities to reach individualized self-sufficiency goals for work, community and home, via a coordinated program of Community College based education and support services, critical information and long-term coaching.
Instructors like you from the community provide a level of expertise beyond what we could offer. Your willingness to participate and act as a partner in this program shows your level of commitment to helping others achieve their goals in education and self-sufficiency.
In sharing about your life and your career, you modeled the determination and perseverance necessary for success.
Matt your interactive, conversational approach worked well. Talking about your life put you on the same plane as your listeners. You talked with the students not at them. You listened carefully to their concerns regarding credit and their credit reports, offering suggestions and giving explanations.
Again, we appreciate you taking the time to share your knowledge and experience with us.
Thank you again for taking the time these last three months to educate our clients about credit management. All of us have found your information very useful and timely given the current economic climate.
Thank you for your participation in ACCESS OPPORTUNITY: Boston’s Career and Information Fair held last week at the Hynes Convention Center. Hundreds of individuals visited the fair seeking advice from organizations such as yours with expertise in training and career services. The workshop leaders offered first-class and professional sessions in areas ranging from Resume Preparation, to Exploring the Green Economy, to Credit Repair and an Introduction to Health Careers, among other topics.
I spoke with many attendees who were delighted with the variety of organizations represented and the quality of guidance they received. At a time when so many people are looking for work or a chance to upgrade their skills, the career information fair gave them the opportunity to make sure their next move is the right move.
A skill and educated workforce is Boston’s greatest competitive advantage and the most cherished resource in the global economy. When we help people, we help the city. Thank you again for your efforts.
On behalf of Valley Works Career Center and the participants of the Professional Networking Group, I would like to extend our appreciation for the informative presentation you provided to us.
The panel topic you presented on understanding credit reports, credit scores, and how people can manage their bills and credit cards was a valuable part of “How You Can Survive a Layoff…Career Transitions and Your Finances.” The Networking Group took great interest in your presentation and asked many questions. Many of the attendees found your presentation very comprehensive and commented on the effort and time you put into the topic.
Thank you for taking time from your schedule to speak to us. You provided an opportunity for each person to participate and you were very generous with your time, allowing the group to ask many questions.
On Behalf of our participants and myself, thank you very much for doing such a great job at the workshop on Credit Basics. The feedback we received regarding your workshop was wonderful. Of 22 returned surveys, 18 responded that the workshop was excellent in instructor’s presentation and subject content.
You are making a big difference in our clients’ financial lives and we appreciate your continued support.
I want to thank you for your contribution in today’s Massachusetts School Bankers Association Conference/Competition. The program will be a huge success, thanks to you. Freeing up your time is not easy these days; I recognize this. But I do know that your presence was truly appreciated and also illustrates you have a vested interest in the future of our young people.
So Again-Thank You!
Thank you for your contribution to the Massachusetts LifeSmarts State Competition. The Massachusetts LifeSmarts program is successful because of the commitment made by you and your organization to support worthwhile consumer education programs for our youth.
By taking time to volunteer, you provide a positive role model for the students. The students work hard to make it to the state competition. Today they will challenge their knowledge with your guidance and continued support.
We are extremely thankful that you are able to partake in our first combined JV and Varsity Massachusetts State LifeSmarts Competition. Spreading consumer education to all of our youth during the current economic downturn provides them with a head start in the today’s world.
Thank you very much and we hope to see you again next year.
American Consumer Credit Counseling has delivered an invaluable educational service to the public for years. In this economy, it is now more prevalent then ever to have these services available to our communities. Their ability to work with other non-profits and assist in our in providing this extremely important information to clients not only helps the client now but prevents potential credit issues from happening to them in the future. It also teaches that when if the clients run into a potential problem who they should contact to help them so they can preserve their good credit.
Thank you for a great Budgeting and Credit seminar last week. I’ve received lots of positive feedback. One of the participants was a recent college graduate who has just gotten her first credit card and now feels she’ll be able to avoid the problems that a lot of younger people face.
Thanks so much for coming to Harriet Tubman House for the Finance 101 workshop you gave to educate USES adult literacy and GED students about managing money. Students were very motivated and asked many questions. We very much appreciate your serving our students. You are a very engaging speaker, and clearly spoke to issues very relevant to our inner-city minority population. I look forward to future collaborations.
Thank you so much for the class you offered to our staff on budgeting and managing credit. The feedback was overwhelmingly positive. All staff seemed to have learned a number of things that will help them with their personal financial situations.
It would be great to offer classes like this every year as reminders for all of us to make wise decisions in how we manage our moneys and our credit.
Thank you for taking the time to share your expertise with the mothers enrolled in the COMPASS Community College Collaborative program.
Volunteers like you from the community provide a level of expertise beyond what we could offer. Your willingness to participate and act as a partner in this program shows your level of commitment to helping mothers achieve their goals in education and self-sufficiency. In sharing about your life and your career, you modeled the determination and perseverance necessary for success.
Your interactive approach worked well--guiding participants toward conclusions about their approach to spending and saving--opening the doors for a fundamental paradigm shift. Again, we appreciate you taking the time to share your knowledge and experience with us.
The Independent Living Center of the North Shore and Cape Ann, Inc. is very appreciative of the Money Smart workshop you presented. As the regional agency of services and advocacy for independent living we truly appreciate this workshop which provided valuable information and support to the citizens with disabilities who attended.
Again, thank you for your time and support to ILCNSCA and our struggle to overcome the cultural barriers and to achieve independent living for all in the community.
On behalf of Bellingham’s seniors and the Council on Aging Board, thank you for your interesting and informative talk today on avoiding identity theft and scams at our recent TRIAD luncheon meeting.
We appreciate your time and effort to educate the public about the frightening increase in ID theft and the new varieties and techniques used to prey on unsuspecting individuals.
Be assured that the financial information you provided will go a long way in helping our graduates focus on the task ahead, to enter/reenter the work force and be productive contributors of society.
The course you presented on managing debt is a timely topic considering the current economic conditions. Creating a budget that works amongst many rising costs is of great interest to our employees.
It was a pleasure to have ACCC come to speak on consumer budgets and credit. The students in the age bracket frequently have financial issues. I believe it is beneficial for them to not only understand factual information related to budgets and credit, but to also be aware of resources such as the American Consumer Credit Counseling, Inc. that can be used as a credible resource.
It was an excellent workshop and of great assistance to our students who often struggle with financial issues.
Thank you for providing the trainings regarding Budgeting/Credit and Identity Theft. The staff members here at the Department of Human Services that were able to attend these sessions were very appreciative of the training. The responses to me were “informative”, “when can you do more”, and “the information will be a benefit to me and to my clients”. I look forward to working with you in the future.
We want to thank you for your contribution to the Massachusetts State LifeSmarts Competition. We are extremely thankful you had the chance to partake in the eleventh Massachusetts State LifeSmarts Junior Varsity Competition. Spreading consumer education to high school youths at this time in their lives provides them with vital information they will need in today’s world. As we move forward with this program, we hope you will join us in spreading the word about this program.
Thank you for providing a workshop on “Repairing Your Credit” for WCAC’s IDA participants. The participants really enjoyed the session and learned a lot about how to read their credit reports and respond to information that is incorrect. The sample letter you included in the packet will be very helpful as they begin the process of improving their credit scores. I look forward to working with you in the future.
On behalf of the Danvers Housing Assistance Trust (DHAT), I would like to thank you for your participation in our First Time Homebuyers Program. Because of your contribution to this program, DHAT was able to provide a service to potential first time homebuyers. The Danvers Housing Assistance Trust endeavors to coordinate at least one First Time Homebuyer Seminar per year, usually sometime in the spring and fall. If you would like to recommend speakers for our Fall 2008 program, please forward my contact information or inform me of how to contact the potential speaker. I will retain your contact information as I may wish to call on you again to participate in the Fall program. Again, thank you for your participation.
Matt was a guest speaker during our Transitions to Adulthood class, a weekly life skills course taught by the GED Case Managers which covers a variety of topics including financial planning, higher education, housing, time management, and health and wellness. Matt provided our students with various useful materials and gave instructions on goal setting, budgeting, credit scores, credit cards, and checking & savings accounts. Our students were given the opportunity, through activities and discussion, to explore financial issues relevant to their individual circumstances, and Matt diligently tailored his lessons to address their specific concerns and questions. Our students are grateful for the materials and information that was presented, and we look forward to working with Matt or other members of the Operation Hope teaching team in the future!
The testimonials provided herein are unsolicited comments from clients, based upon their individual needs, concerns and circumstances. These comments are provided for informational purposes only and should not be construed as a guarantee of similar results or experiences, as each individual's circumstances will vary. Client comments are included for informational purposes only.
