Oakland Community Center Workshop: Fraud Prevention

0:00It's April 21st, from your city to your ears, this is California News Today, powered by AI. Miesha Brown serves as Chases Community Manager in Oakland, focusing on linking folks with financial tools to meet their needs. She runs free workshops on basics like budgeting, saving, building credit, and dodging scams open to everyone regardless of their bank. These sessions have been at branches and local spots, turning them into real neighborhood resource centers. The Oakland Community Center, at 3,005 Broadway, near 30th Street, stands out as the first of its kind in the Bay Area, offering, hands-on support from locals who get the community vibe. Brown's drive comes from her roots right here in Oakland, where her dad sold cars on Broadway and cheered hard for the Raiders in full black-and, silver gear. Those childhood memories fuel her mission to give back and help build stronger financial paths for residents. She's hosting a drop-in workshop on fraud and scam prevention this Friday, April 24th, from 2 to 3pm at the center, no sign-up.

1:06Needed, just show up, and learn. Chase has deep ties to the Bay Area, over 120-year strong, and through pros like Brown, they're teaming up with neighbors for real. Lasting change.