Celebrate Financial Literacy Month!
April is National Financial Literacy Month and we're excited to offer events all month long! Check them out below.
Vision Board Creation
April 23, 2026
4:30pm
Huntington Memorial Library
62 Chestnut St. • Oneonta, NY 13820
FREE EVENT! Join us and learn about finances and planning by building a vision board. Visualize your goals and dreams with this fun activity!
Proud and Prepared: Preparing for Financial Independence
Celebrate Financial Literacy Month!
Tuesday, April 28, 2026
3:00pm
Identity LGBTQ Youth Center
206 State Street • Binghamton, NY
Free gift card for all attendees!
Take charge of your future! This workshop breaks down the money basics every LGBTQ+ young person should know: how credit works, how to save (even on a tight budget), and how to plan for important future expenses like legal updates or gender-affirming care. We’ll talk real-life strategies, share resources, and help you build a financial roadmap that supports your goals and identity.
Financial Wellness Year-Round
We are proud to offer Financial Wellness seminars in the communities we serve. Check them out below! Don't see what you're looking for? Email us today!
Proud and Professional: Resume Building and Interview Skills
Summer employment opportunities await you!
Tuesday, May 12, 2026
3:00pm
Identity LGBTQ Youth Center
206 State Street • Binghamton, NY
Free gift card for all attendees!
Get ready to land that summer job! This workshop will help you build a great resume—even if you’ve never had a job before—and shows you how to confidently answer common interview questions. We’ll practice real interview scenarios, talk about how to show off your skills, and make sure you feel prepared, professional, and proud of what you bring to the table.
Proud and College Bound: A Guide to FAFSA, Student Loans, and Scholarships
Join us in September for National College Savings Month!
Tuesday, September 8, 2026
3:00pm
Identity LGBTQ Youth Center
206 State Street • Binghamton, NY
Free gift card for all attendees!
College is expensive—but you don’t have to figure out financial aid on your own! This workshop breaks down how to fill out the FAFSA, find scholarships, and understand the different ways to pay for college or career training. We’ll go over what you need, how to avoid common mistakes, and where LGBTQ+ students can find extra support. By the end, you’ll feel ready to take your next step toward higher education.
