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Exclusive Sneak Peek: How Not To Be Broke – A Financial Literacy Workshop

May 31, 2019
By: Miguel Drayton

Location

Alhambra , CA United States

Calling All AUSD High School Students!

If you’re looking to start college feeling confident and empowered when it comes to your finances, Alhambra Source has what you’re looking for. We’re releasing an exclusive sneak peek of our program for How Not To Be Broke – A Financial Literacy Workshop which is next Saturday from 10am-3pm. Take a look and RSVP while there are seats open!:

In addition to walking away with the feeling of empowerment, there will also be cash prizes, $200 textbook scholarship, and catered lunch. Special guest speaker Adele Andrade-Stadler, Mayor of Alhambra will open the event.

Incoming and graduating seniors only. Space is limited. RSVP Today!

Independent journalism is a bedrock of democracy--and it's in crisis. Here at the Alhambra Source, we're committed to covering the local stories that matter most to you. We don’t have advertisers and we don’t have pay walls, but we do have bills. You read to the end of this story. That's great. But this kind of journalism will end without public support. Join us! Support the work and the democratic values it serves. Donate now!

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