Start a OneUp Chapter. Spark Financial Literacy.
Lead the movement to democratize financial education at your school. We'll give you the tools — you bring the impact.
Why Start a High School Chapter?
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Most core leaders dedicate approximately 2–3 hours per week to their chapter. This includes organizing meetings, preparing materials, hosting events, and maintaining communication with OneUp Headquarters. During breaks or off-seasons, the time commitment typically decreases.
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No prior experience is required. OneUp is designed to be completely beginner-friendly. We provide comprehensive training, editable slides, detailed lesson plans, and facilitator guides—empowering any motivated student to lead confidently and effectively.
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Yes. Most chapters are led by 2–4 student leaders who collaborate to manage operations, plan events, and engage participants. We encourage forming a small, motivated team to divide responsibilities and strengthen outreach efforts.
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You may still operate a OneUp chapter informally or virtually. Many chapters begin by hosting sessions after school hours, on Zoom, or off-campus while pursuing official recognition through school administration.
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No. All OneUp programs are completely free for students. Chapters may also apply for limited microgrants and gain priority access to funding opportunities by remaining active and submitting regular reports.
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Chapters are expected to:
Host at least one educational event per quarter using the OneUp curriculum.
Submit brief monthly updates to OneUp Headquarters.
Communicate any major changes in leadership or operations.
Adhere to the OneUp Code of Conduct, ensuring an inclusive, respectful environment for all participants.