School's out and whether students are enjoying the beach, camping, baseball games or other fun-in-the-sun activities they probably have one thing in common, they're spending money. Help your student learn to use their funds wisely so they'll have enough to spend on hot dogs at the ballpark and to put towards a down payment on their first car.

Check out CalCPA's Community Outreach for a list of resources that will give you great ideas for teaching your student about money management.

Adult Financial Literacy Outreach
Help stamp out financial illiteracy. Dollars & Sense workshops and materials can help all Californians get the most from their money.

Student Financial Literacy Outreach
Ensure the next generation is financially prepared by talking to students about budgeting, credit, or savings and investing.

Disaster Outreach
In the event of a declared disaster advise people regarding filing taxes, financial issues and declaring casualty losses over the phone via our 800 number.

CPA Careers Outreach
Help students discover the possibilities of a career as a CPA by sharing your experience in the classroom, at campus career events and career fairs.

Dollars & Sense
The cornerstone of CalCPA and CalCPA Institute's financial literacy initiative, Dollars & Sense workshops are 45-60 minute presentations on financial topics led by CalCPA volunteers.

High School Financial Education Resources
CalCPA Institute offers FREE, interactive financial literacy presentations designed to engage high school students on topics such as budgeting, credit, savings and investing.

MoneyTalks
This video uses man-on-the-street interviews to uncover first-hand, just how Californians really manage their finances.

Support CalCPA Institute
Support CalCPA Institute as a volunteer or through your tax-deductible contributions.

Disaster Recovery Resources
Authoritative guidance and tools to help individuals and businesses rebuild their financial lives following a disaster.

CPA Careers: Beyond the Numbers
In this video, CPAs working in professional sports, the music industry, feature films and the FBI discuss the difference being a CPA has made in their careers while dispelling stereotypes.