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Attend Sacramento FinCamp by NGPF and Earn $100!
Posted on 07/23/2026
FinCamp Sacramento Helps Educators Bring Free Personal Finance Education to the Classroom
Educators in the Sacramento region have an opportunity to strengthen their financial literacy instruction by attending NGPF FinCamp Sacramento on July 28, 2026, at the Mack Powell Event Center. Hosted by Next Gen Personal Finance (NGPF), the free, full-day professional development event is designed to help teachers confidently deliver engaging, real-world personal finance education to their students.
FinCamp participants will receive hands-on training with NGPF's award-winning personal finance curriculum, which is available to educators at no cost. The curriculum covers essential financial topics including budgeting, banking, credit, investing, taxes, insurance, and career planning, providing students with practical skills they can use throughout their lives.
During the event, educators will explore classroom-ready lessons and activities, learn strategies for adapting instruction to meet diverse student needs, and collaborate with fellow teachers who are committed to expanding financial literacy opportunities. FinCamp also provides a valuable networking experience, allowing participants to share best practices and build connections with educators from across the region.
The Sacramento FinCamp is free to attend and includes professional development opportunities that educators can immediately apply in their classrooms.
How would this PD benefit adult educators?
Adult learners face immediate financial decisions involving employment, banking, credit, debt management, housing, taxes, entrepreneurship, and retirement planning. Access to high-quality personal finance instruction can help adult students develop practical skills that improve their financial stability and economic mobility.
For adult schools serving English language learners, workforce preparation students, high school diploma candidates, and career technical education participants, personal finance education can be integrated into existing programs to support real-world goals such as opening a bank account, understanding paychecks, building credit, purchasing a vehicle, managing student loans, or planning for homeownership. These skills not only benefit individual learners but can also strengthen families and communities.
NGPF's free curriculum resources provide adult educators with adaptable lessons and activities that can support learners at varying skill levels.
Interested in attending or learning more?
Educators interested in attending the Sacramento Fincamp can learn more and register at:
🔗 https://www.ngpf.org/pd/registration/?sessionId=2001180
Read NGPF’s Blog: 4 Things Teachers Are Saying About Summer FinCamps 2026
