Events

Financial Foundations Events

Explore our upcoming sessions and past highlights that focus on building discipline, structure, and long-term financial stability.

A close-up of a pristine, high-limit credit card with an understated navy and silver design, resting diagonally atop a printed credit report that shows a prominently highlighted “Excellent” score and clean payment history. A slim, metallic ruler lies parallel to the report’s edge, symbolizing structure and boundaries, while a compact, locked cardholder wallet sits just in the background. Cool, directional desk lighting from the left creates crisp highlights on the card’s embossed numbers and subtle shadows along the paper’s edges. Photographic realism with a shallow depth of field keeps the card and score in razor-sharp focus while the background softly blurs, conveying control, discipline, and the long-term payoff of consistent, responsible credit behavior.

Upcoming Workshops

June 2026

Join us at our Stonecrest education hub to learn practical strategies for building credit and protecting assets in a supportive, hands-on setting.

Event location details will be shared upon registration, ensuring you have clear directions, accessibility information, and ample parking for a smooth, focused learning experience.

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July 2026

Venue details will be emailed after you RSVP, including room number, seating layout, and accessibility options to ensure a comfortable learning environment.

This in-person event will be hosted at our Stonecrest campus with easy access by transit and on-site parking for attendees.

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August 2026

Location details will be shared after you reserve, including building access codes, entrance directions, and any special accommodations requested.

We meet at the local community center in Stonecrest, with clear signage and staff ready to assist newcomers.

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Sept 2026

Venue details will be emailed after signup, including room map, seating, and accessibility notes to ensure an engaging experience.

This in-person event will be hosted at the Stonecrest Community Center with accessible entrances and ample parking for attendees.

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Oct 2026

Venue will be at the Stonecrest library auditorium, with projector, whiteboard, and seating arranged to foster interaction and notes.

Located near I-20 exit, the venue offers easy access, elevators, and reserved guest parking for early arrivals.

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Nov 2026

This live session will be hosted at the downtown education hub, with breakout rooms and hands-on activities to reinforce learning.

Downtown Education Hub, 45 Market St, Stonecrest, with accessible entrances and on-site assistance for attendees.

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Dec 2026

This venue features comfortable seating, helpful staff, and engaging activities to reinforce learning.

Cornerstone Hall, 210 Library Ave, Stonecrest, GA, close to transit routes and with reserved parking.

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May 2027

Hosted at the regional learning center, featuring interactive exercises and Q&A to tailor the session to your needs.

Located near Main Street, convenient access, and on-site cafe for breaks during long sessions throughout.

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June 2026

The venue provides a bright classroom setting with whiteboards, projector, and comfortable seating to encourage participation.

Address will be shared after registration; expect accessible facilities, elevators, and clear signage for easy navigation.

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A solid, fireproof home safe with a matte black finish and a brushed-steel digital keypad door, positioned firmly in the corner of a tidy walk-in closet. Around it, labeled storage boxes and neatly arranged binders marked “Insurance,” “Wills,” and “Deeds” line sturdy white shelves, hinting at careful asset protection. Warm overhead lighting casts soft, controlled shadows that emphasize the safe’s robust edges and textured surface. Photographic realism from a slightly low-angle perspective reinforces a feeling of strength and security. The mood is steady, responsible, and reassuring, suggesting that everything valuable—documents and finances alike—is deliberately protected and under control.

Hope D.

The session clarified my credit priorities and gave me a clear action plan to reduce stress.

A structured monthly budget spreadsheet displayed on a sleek, closed silver laptop resting beside a stack of crisp, color-coded envelopes labeled “Rent,” “Savings,” “Investing,” and “Discretionary.” The envelopes fan out across a smooth, light-wood table with a subtle grain, next to a simple glass jar half-filled with assorted coins. Soft afternoon daylight filters through sheer curtains in the background, creating a gentle, diffused glow and a mild bokeh effect. Photographic realism at a slightly elevated, three-quarter angle ensures the labels and textures are clearly legible. The atmosphere feels orderly, calm, and intentional, emphasizing the discipline of assigning every dollar a defined purpose to move from financial stress to predictable, stable routine.

Hope D.

I left with practical steps I could implement immediately and felt more secure about my finances.

A meticulously organized wooden desk featuring a sturdy, closed dark-navy financial planner embossed with a subtle silver shield icon, symbolizing protection and stability. Beside it rests a heavy metal combination lock and a neatly stacked set of color-coded folders labeled “Budget,” “Savings,” and “Credit.” The desk sits near a large window overlooking a blurred cityscape of office buildings. Soft morning sunlight washes across the scene, creating clean highlights on the planner and gentle shadows from the lock. Captured at eye-level with a shallow depth of field in photographic realism, the composition follows the rule of thirds, conveying a calm, professional, and grounded atmosphere that suggests disciplined financial planning and long-term security.

Hope D.

The format encouraged questions and real-life budgeting tips that changed my approach.

A clean, minimalist whiteboard mounted on a matte gray wall, filled with a carefully drawn financial roadmap: bold arrows connecting icons of a small house, a shield, a rising bar chart, and a piggy bank. Each section is outlined with precise blue and green marker lines, with neatly written labels like “Credit,” “Emergency Fund,” and “Asset Protection.” Below, a slim metal shelf holds a row of perfectly aligned markers and an eraser. Cool, diffused office lighting creates soft, even illumination with almost no harsh shadows. Photographic realism at a slightly elevated angle captures the entire board sharply, evoking a structured, strategic, and highly organized environment focused on long-term financial discipline and clarity.

Hope D.

Attendees shared appreciation for actionable guidance on credit building and asset protection that improved confidence.