April 2021 is Financial Literacy Month - EDUtainment events to bring awareness to underserved communities

We want to break the stigma of talking about money, 

in a fun way!



Did you know that 
April is Financial Literacy Month?


Are you interested in watching 
2 very interesting short films 
tonight April 09, 2021
at 6:30PM PST?

Join us!
It's really FUN!
Safety for Sarah 


More information about our 
Digital Cinema Experience

https://finlitfilmfestival.blogspot.com/2021/04/april-09-2021-short-films-screening.html


Apply promo code 
FINLIT
and get a Free Pass!
Smoke & Mirrors


See you in the chat box later tonight. 
This is Week # 2!

Questions?
Homeless


Very respectfully,

George Ohan


Register now
for your movie pass

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