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We focus our efforts on being involved in and giving back to Boulder City, the community we call home.

Financial Education Classes

You and Your Money: Financial Literacy for Juniors and Seniors
Date: November 8th, 9 am - 12 pm
This workshop is designed to equip high school juniors and seniors with the knowledge and skills they need to confidently manage money as they prepare for life after graduation. Participants will explore practical topics such as creating and maintaining a budget, setting meaningful financial goals, and understanding key financial basics that form the foundation of lifelong money management. By the end of the session, students will leave with tools and strategies to make informed financial decisions and build a strong start for their future.

For completing the class, Juniors will receive $50, and Seniors will receive $100. Seniors who take this class are eligible for a $1,000 scholarship! You can learn more about the Eric Estes Financial Education Scholarship by clicking here.

This class is open to all high school Juniors and Seniors. You are able to take the class once as a Junior and once as a Senior. 

 

Register for class by clicking here. 

The Front Porch

A vibrant hub for fundraising and outreach efforts in our community for many years.
At Boulder Dam Credit Union, we believe in supporting our members and the local community. That’s why we are introducing a new scheduling process for our Front Porch area, right outside the credit union doors. This will ensure fair and organized access for all members looking to use the space for charitable and community-focused causes.
Our Front Porch has been a vibrant hub for fundraising and outreach efforts in our community for many years. To ensure a welcoming and organized environment for our members, we have established guidelines that streamline reservations and create an improved experience for everyone.
What You Need to Know
• Reservations Required: Members must book the space in advance, with a limit of two consecutive days per organization. Only one organization is permitted to use the Front Porch area per day.
• Community-Centered Organizations Only: The space is designated for charitable activities and/or community support. Business sales, political campaigning, and petitioning are not permitted.
• Enhancing Member Experience: This scheduling process allows for better organization, ensuring each group has the space and visibility it deserves.
How to Reserve Your Spot:
Booking the Front Porch is easy! Members can see reception or call 702.998.9297 to check availability and secure a date.
We appreciate your cooperation and look forward to seeing the Front Porch continue to be a safe gathering place for good causes in our community.