Baltimore, MD – March 17, 2025 – Causing to Forget is proud to announce its next 1st Monday Workshop on Monday, April 7, 2025, featuring Yolanda Palmer, Executive Director of Causing to Forget. This month’s session, “How to Get Out of Poverty,” will equip attendees with proven strategies, financial literacy insights, and practical tools to break free from economic hardship and build long-term financial independence.
This free and interactive workshop is designed for individuals, families, and community leaders who want to take control of their financial futures, overcome systemic barriers, and develop a clear path toward economic stability.
About “How to Get Out of Poverty”
In this empowering session, Yolanda Palmer will share actionable steps to escape financial struggles, eliminate debt, and create sustainable income streams. Key topics will include:
- Understanding the Poverty Cycle – Identifying the economic and social traps that keep individuals and families in financial hardship.
- Developing a Financial Plan – Creating a budget, reducing debt, and establishing healthy financial habits.
- Increasing Income & Building Wealth – Learning strategies to boost income, leverage financial opportunities, and invest wisely.
- Overcoming Systemic Barriers – Gaining access to community resources, financial aid, and career development programs.
This powerful and solution-focused workshop will provide attendees with a clear roadmap for financial empowerment and stability.
Meet Guest Speaker Yolanda Palmer
Yolanda Palmer, Executive Director of Causing to Forget, is a renowned nonprofit leader, financial literacy advocate, and community strategist with over 20 years of experience in the field. She began her career as a street outreach worker in the South Bronx, NY, and has since worked in leadership and consulting roles across the Northeast, guiding individuals, families, and organizations toward economic growth and success.
Yolanda has spoken at major global platforms, including the United Nations, Balm in Gilead, and various national conferences. She is recognized for her expertise in:
✔ Financial literacy and economic empowerment
✔ Organizational restructuring and nonprofit strategy
✔ Community outreach and program development
✔ Helping individuals and families break free from poverty
Her hands-on experience and passion for empowering others make her an exceptional speaker and mentor for this 1st Monday Workshop.
Who Should Attend?
This must-attend workshop is perfect for:
✔ Individuals struggling to break free from financial hardship
✔ Families seeking practical ways to improve financial security
✔ Young professionals looking to increase income and manage money effectively
✔ Community leaders and advocates committed to economic empowerment
No matter where you are in your financial journey, this session will provide you with the tools and guidance needed to move forward.
Event Details
📅 Date: Monday, April 7, 2025
⏰ Time: 7 pm ET
📍 Location: Online
💰 Cost: Free
Register Now – Secure Your Spot Today!
The path to financial freedom starts now! Don’t miss this chance to gain valuable knowledge, ask questions, and learn from an expert.
Seats are filling fast—register now and take the first step toward a brighter financial future!
Click Here to Register for Free
About Causing to Forget
Causing to Forget is a nonprofit organization dedicated to breaking cycles of poverty and fostering financial independence through education and community-based programs. Our 1st Mondays Workshops provide individuals with the tools, knowledge, and resources needed to build generational wealth and transform their futures.
Media Contact
For interviews, media passes, or additional information, please contact:
Yolanda Palmer
Executive Director, Causing to Forget
Email: info@causingtoforget.org
Phone: 9172279282
Join us on April 7, 2025, and take the first step toward getting out of poverty and creating a brighter future for yourself and your community!
Causing to Forget
🌍www.causingtoforget.org
Genesis 41:51-52 “God has caused me to forget hardship and made me fruitful.”