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Financial Literacy

At the Treasurer-Tax Collector, we are committed to empowering our communities with financial literacy skills. Our programs intend to deliver practical education on budgeting, saving, and investing directly to K-12 students, families, and priority populations. By equipping over 10,000 individuals this year with the tools they need to make informed financial decisions, we're not just improving their financial well-being— we're fostering long-term economic stability and success. Please join us in making financial empowerment accessible to everyone.y and access to economic opportunities

Objective

To enhance financial literacy among underserved communities by providing accessible and practical education on budgeting, saving, investing, and managing debt, with the goal of improving financial decision-making and overall economic well-being for at least 1,000 participants within the next year.ess to economic opportunities

K-12 Financial Education Integration

Develop and implement a comprehensive financial literacy curriculum for K-12 students in underserved schools, aiming to reach at least 10,000 students within the next two academic years. This curriculum will include age-appropriate lessons on budgeting, saving, and understanding financial concepts as well as incorporating the “Investing in Each Other” comic book featuring Black Panther and Shuri.

Community Workshops for Underserved Families

Organize and deliver monthly financial literacy workshops tailored to the needs of underserved families, focusing on practical skills such as budgeting, debt management, and financial planning. Target a participation rate of 500 families over the next year to improve their financial management skills.

Priority Population Support Programs

Create specialized financial literacy programs for priority populations, such as low-income families and minority communities, to address unique financial challenges they face. Aim to engage at least 2,000 individuals in these programs over the next 18 months, providing them with tools and resources to enhance their financial stability and access to economic opportunities