SDFLC, San Diego Financial Literacy Center
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Current workshops

  • S.W.Y.M One-On-Ones (virtual)
    Free sessions with pro bono CFPs. Learn more
  • Smart With Your Money LIVE
    Two free online masterclasses each month. Watch
  • Wave of the Future seminars
    Partner campuses have included San Diego City College, Cuyamaca College, Grossmont College, Palomar College, San Diego Mesa College, Southwestern College, Torrey Pines High School, University of California San Diego, San Diego State University, California State University San Marcos.
  • Download: Your guide to a Stronger Financial Future (available on request at info@sdflc.org).

Special events

Boost For Our Heroes Golf Classic

Annual

Held annually at The Country Club of Rancho Bernardo. All funds raised are reinvested in Boost For Our Heroes, including the quarterly $3,000 Boost award. Attendees network with San Diego business leaders alongside enlisted and veteran service members.

Quarterly Education Luncheon

Archived

Status: Postponed (COVID-19)

Educational luncheons hosted with a featured partner, recognizing the quarterly Boost stipend recipient. Postponed until further notice.

Education Series Luncheon & Boost Award Presentation

Archived

Status: Paused

Past education series events; SDFLC has indicated the series may return.

Financial Opportunity Clinics (in person)

Archived

Status: Past: now virtual

In-person clinics with the Foundation for Financial Planning. These now run as virtual S.W.Y.M One-On-Ones.

Photos and summaries of past clinics and events (archive) →

Annual reports & financials

Archived reports

The SDFLC focuses on the military community, low-moderate income neighborhoods, and youth in a preventative role. The most recent annual report published online is from 2019: these documents are historical and may not reflect current programs or finances.