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Research indicates that nearly 40% of small businesses permanently close after a natural disaster, not due to lack of demand, but because they lack immediate access to recovery capital. In response to Hurricane Harvey, Jerome D. Love created and spearheaded a Small Business Relief Initiative designed to deliver fast, flexible capital to entrepreneurs at a moment when traditional financing was unavailable. Stabilizing Small Businesses During Recovery Under Love’s leadership, t

The FEW initiative reflects a long-term approach to economic development — strengthening communities by preparing future entrepreneurs, employees, and leaders with the financial knowledge required to thrive.

In partnership with the NBA Foundation and Wingstop Foundation, the FEW curriculum was deployed across school districts and youth programs in Houston, Dallas, and San Antonio, aligning corporate resources with educational outcomes.

Long-term economic stability requires more than capital — it requires early exposure to financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and ownership principles before young people enter the workforce. Designing Scalable Financial Literacy Curriculum Jerome D. Love created the FEW (Finance, Entrepreneurship & Wealth Development) curriculum to equip students with practical financial knowledge, entrepreneurial thinking, and real-world exposure to wealth-building principles.