What are your life goals?
We all have financial goals — you may want to save for education or retirement, get out of debt or buy a house.
The USC Center for Religion and Civic Culture hosts economic empowerment workshops. Attend a workshop to find the motivation, confidence and practical knowledge you need to manage your resources and meet your goals.
This resource guide includes tools to help achieve your dreams.
Upcoming workshops:
Community Reinvestment and Nonprofit Funding
Come to our 2024 Economic Empowerment Summit and learn how to fund your good work!
With presentations from First Citizens Bank, you will gain a better understanding of the process and necessary steps for your faith or community organization to secure funding for impactful community projects and programs. Find out how to tap into Community Reinvestment Act funds. Hear about additional community resources from Southern California Edison and more.
Featured speakers from First Citizens Bank:
- Denise Ovalle, Assistant Vice President, Community Development Officer
- Emery Younes, Vice President, Business Banker
Who should attend: Faith and community leaders from congregations, community-based and nonprofit organizations, and small businesses.
Wednesday, September 11, 2024
9 am – Check In and Breakfast
This event is in-person only, limited seating. Paid registrants will receive address and parking information.
Join us and discover new ways to empower your community.
Attention, Faith and Community Leaders:
CRCC’s inspirational leader Rev. Dr. Cecil L. Murray taught that congregations should help people with their spiritual AND social condition. By attending and sharing these sessions, you can help people gain tools to meet their financial and life goals.
As Rev. Murray said, it’s not enough to give people a fish or even teach them to fish; we must teach them how to own the pond.
Presenters will share information, resources and general strategies for economic empowerment. The presentation is not intended to be investment advice or personal financial counseling. Seek a duly licensed professional for advice.
Resource Guide
The links in the following pages will help you manage your budget, buy a home, learn how to invest, and more. You can navigate each section at the menu on the right or the bottom.
Find out how to take control of your financial future.
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First Citizens Bank sponsors financial empowerment programs conducted by the USC Center for Religion and Civic Culture. Explore “Insights” on their website for advice on personal, small business and commercial finance, plus wealth management.
