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Wednesday, September 10th
6:30pm-8:30pm
Grace on Race St. - 1310 Race St.
Join us for a practical and eye-opening workshop that explores the psychology of finance—how our beliefs, behaviors, and emotions shape our financial decisions. Whether you’ve struggled with budgeting, want to build better money habits, or are simply curious about new ways to manage your finances, this workshop will offer both insight and tangible tools to help you take your next step toward financial well-being.
Important Details
What You’ll Learn:
- How to understand and transform your relationship with money
- Cash flow methodologies that help you budget without a budget
- How to prioritize your income and plan with purpose
- Shifting your mindset to become a saver instead of a spender
- Strategies to manage debt and build a strong financial foundation
- The ins and outs of credit—and how to use it wisely
Who Should Attend:
This workshop is designed for anyone—regardless of age or income—who wants to feel more in control of their finances. There’s nothing for you to bring or do to prep beforehand, come with an open mind and leave with practical tools you can start using right away.
Location: The workshop will take place at our OTR Campus, Grace on Race St. (1310 Race St.) on the first floor in the café area – a relaxed, welcoming space. Feel free to bring your dinner with you if you won’t have a chance to eat before the workshop!
Parking information – There are two options for parking: street parking (paying at the kiosk located on each block or via the Cincy EZPark app) or you can park in the Washington Park Garage with entrances on Race St. and Elm St.
Tone: Casual, compassionate, and empowering. Let’s talk money—without judgment.
Cost: $25 for individuals and $40 for couples to attend this workshop. The money collected will go towards the development of a community laundromat next door to the OTR Campus.
Meet Brad Cunningham
Workshop Facilitator
Brad began his career as an elementary school teacher, teaching 5th and 3rd grades in Palm Beach County Schools, Florida. Born and raised in Cincinnati, Brad returned home in 2003 and, along with his father Tom, founded Orangefinancial, LLC.
Brad currently works with over 750 families, helping them to navigate their financial decisions through education, organization, and accountability.
In the past 20 years, Brad has presented to hundreds of groups; including churches, employers, non-profits, schools, colleges, and other community organizations all over the country.
Brad currently resides in Cincinnati with his wife and five children.