Together,
We're Making Numbers Count
As an actuary, you understand the positive impact math has on the world. This is our moment to join together, and fulfill the promise of our profession by equipping more students with tools and resources to build a better future.
Welcome to the heart of a three-decade journey dedicated to unleashing the power of math education — a campaign aimed at igniting a spark of passion in every student and nurturing a new wave of problem solvers, innovators, and leaders. Over the years, our impact has rippled through countless lives. Now, we're launching something bigger: a united front with the entire actuarial community. Let's lay the groundwork for a future where every student has the tools to thrive. Join us on this transformative adventure, All for Math!
We’re bringing together the entire actuarial community to help build a future where everyone has the opportunity to succeed.
With your help, we advance the future through our math education programs and resources.
The Foundation's resources give students valuable knowledge and insight to empower them to make more informed decisions. From lesson plans to math competitions to math tutoring, math proficiency is where we give back.
Research shows that students in the U.S. are not prepared to apply math in real-life situations, which puts them at a disadvantage when they become adults.
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After the pandemic, math scores for 8th graders fell in nearly every state. Proficiency in math fell from 34% in 2019 to 26% by the end of 2020.
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of students entering community college are unqualified to take college math classes.
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In a recent international exam given to teenagers, the U.S. ranked 31st in math literacy out of 79 countries and economies.
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of adults do not use a budget.
Since 1994, The Actuarial Foundation has unleashed the power of math education by leveraging the talents and resources of actuaries.
Count me in!
This Fall, we're launching the All for Math Campaign! Now is your chance to join the campaign, and ensure it’s a groundbreaking success. Be the first to learn about the biggest thing in math proficiency since zero and one.