SayPro Proposal to Deliver “On the Money” Financial Literacy Workshops

Dear Ms. Lizzy Phiri,

Thank you for reaching out and for proposing the “On the Money” financial literacy workshops on behalf of Old Mutual. We appreciate your interest in empowering young people with practical and essential financial education.

At SayPro, we are deeply committed to equipping youth, women, and persons with disabilities with the tools and knowledge they need to navigate life successfully. Financial literacy is a crucial component of that empowerment, and your proposal aligns well with our mission.

We find great value in the objectives of the “On the Money” program, particularly:

• Covering key financial topics such as budgeting, saving, debt management, and investing.
• Enhancing the confidence and decision-making skills of our students regarding their finances.
• Preparing them for financial independence with accessible and engaging content.

We are open to exploring a partnership with Old Mutual to deliver these workshops across our campuses. The flexible format, large student capacity, and the inclusion of refreshments are all appreciated. While the program does not issue certificates, we understand the focus is on impactful knowledge-sharing, which we support.

We would like to propose the following next steps:

1. Schedule a meeting (virtual or in person) to further discuss logistics, session scheduling, and campus-specific needs.
2. Review of educational material to ensure alignment with SayPro’s student development goals.
3. Confirm campus availability and coordination with our respective campus managers for roll-out planning.

Kindly share your available dates for a planning session. We look forward to working together to bring this initiative to life for the benefit of our students.

Thank you once again for your proposal and commitment to youth development.

Warm regards,

Puluko Graham Nkiwane
Chief Marketing Officer
SayPro