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This Forsyth County high school student created a nonprofit to help teach financial literacy

Raj Mehta, a senior at Lambert High School, started a nonprofit called the Fluid Ice Foundation to help teach financial literacy in Forsyth County and across the nation. Photo courtesy of Raj Mehta.

02052024FLUID ICE FOUNDATION — Raj Mehta, a senior at Lambert High School, started a nonprofit called the Fluid Ice Foundation to help teach financial literacy in Forsyth County and across the nation. Photo courtesy of Raj Mehta.

Forsyth County News

Published: Feb 5, 2024, 8:11 PM

A Lambert High School senior started a student-run nonprofit, the Fluid Ice Foundation, to promote financial education in Forsyth County and across the nation.

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