Workshops

Host pre-built financial literacy workshops at community events, schools, senior centers, and learning days. Each workshop comes ready to present — slides, presenter notes, and audience handouts included — and every workshop is grouped below by audience age so you can find the right fit for your event.

Best Practices

1. Host financial literacy workshops: Use the pre-built workshops to teach community members the basics of personal finance. Offer them in person or virtually, and promote them widely to ensure attendance. This is a great way to reach underserved communities and help people become more financially literate.
2. Offer webinars: Run the same workshops as webinars so attendees can join from home. Tailor your audience to young adults, seniors, small business owners, or families.
3. Partner with local organizations: Work with libraries, schools, community centers, and senior centers to bring workshops to their members. Provide additional resources to help participants implement what they learn.
4. Use social media: Share workshop highlights, key takeaways, and event recaps on social media to extend reach beyond the room.

Browse by Age

Ages 8–12

Foundational workshops for elementary-age learners — saving basics, the 50/30/20 rule, lemonade tycoon, and conversation starters.

Ages 12–18

Middle and high school workshops covering credit, taxes, college planning, financial institutions, life scenarios, and online safety.

Ages 18+

Adult workshops for community events — budgeting, credit, homebuying, debt management, digital identity protection, and senior scam prevention.