Our Partners

Organizations collaborating with the California Financial Literacy Portal to promote financial education across the state.

CFLP works alongside state agencies, federal institutions, and community-based organizations to bring reliable financial literacy resources to Californians. These partnerships strengthen our ability to deliver timely consumer information, educational tools, and outreach events.

The California Financial Literacy Portal brings together a wide network of partners who share a common mission: helping Californians make informed financial decisions. These collaborations span nonprofit organizations, community service groups, educational institutions, and government agencies. By working together, partners extend the reach of financial education to diverse communities across the state. Whether through workshops, online resources, or outreach events, each partner contributes unique expertise and local knowledge. This collective effort ensures that consumers, students, and families can access reliable tools and guidance. From budgeting basics to understanding credit and avoiding scams, the partnership network strengthens financial resilience for all Californians, especially those facing economic challenges or recovering from emergencies.

A key priority of the partnership is reaching underserved populations and those most vulnerable to financial hardship. Community-based organizations play a vital role in this work, connecting directly with individuals who may lack access to traditional banking services or who are navigating complex financial systems. Together, partners address topics such as student loan management, home buying readiness, savings strategies, and protection against predatory lending. By meeting people where they are—in their neighborhoods, at local events, or through trusted service providers—the portal and its allies help Californians build confidence and capability. This grassroots approach ensures that financial literacy is not just a concept but a practical, everyday resource.

Partners also collaborate on seasonal and timely initiatives that respond to current events affecting household finances. During emergencies such as wildfires or economic downturns, the network mobilizes quickly to share accurate information about relief programs, loan modifications, and consumer protections. The portal serves as a central hub where partners can distribute updated content, host webinars, and promote scam awareness. For example, during periods of crisis, scammers often target stressed individuals, making fraud prevention education an urgent priority. Through coordinated messaging and shared resources, the partnership helps Californians recognize warning signs, access legitimate assistance, and avoid financial pitfalls during uncertain times. This responsive collaboration strengthens community trust and security.

Financial literacy is a lifelong journey, and the portal’s partners are committed to supporting Californians at every stage. From young students learning basic money management to seniors protecting their retirement savings, the partnership tailors content and programs to different age groups and life situations. Educators receive classroom-ready materials, while community leaders gain access to toolkits and workshop guides. The network also encourages financial responsibility through pledges, savings challenges, and interactive calculators that make learning engaging and actionable. By fostering a culture of informed decision-making, the partnership helps individuals set and achieve their financial goals. Together, these efforts build a more financially capable California, one informed choice at a time.

State Agency

Department of Business Oversight (DBO)

The DBO provides consumer protection resources, financial education modules, and an A–Z Financial Glossary. DBO staff contribute blog content and coordinate outreach events statewide.

State Agency

CalHR

CalHR shares event calendars and financial wellness programming relevant to state employees and the broader public, supporting workplace financial education initiatives.

State Agency

Employment Development Department (EDD)

EDD contributes outreach event listings and connects Californians with information on disability insurance, unemployment benefits, and related financial topics.

State Agency

Contractors State License Board (CSLB)

CSLB hosts Senior Scam Stopper seminars and provides consumer alerts to help Californians avoid contractor fraud and related scams.

State Agency

Franchise Tax Board

The Franchise Tax Board shares its event calendar and tax-related educational resources, helping Californians understand their tax obligations and rights.

Federal Partner

Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco

The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco collaborates on financial literacy research and community development initiatives that benefit California residents.

Community Partner

Ventura County Community Development Corporation

VCCDC partners with CFLP to deliver homeownership education and financial capability programs to underserved communities.

Interested in Partnering?

CFLP welcomes collaboration with organizations that share our commitment to financial literacy. Learn more about nonprofit community service partnerships.

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