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August 1, 2023
The Seven Fundaments You Need for Investing Success
Charles Schwab and the Darryl Chappell Foundation are excited to partner and offer a free seminar on August 24 titled the Seven Fundamentals You Need for Investing Success. One of the core values of the Foundation is financial self-sufficiency. We believe in the importance of establishing and maintaining a sound financial base from which to continue to build and to achieve one’s highest potential. We value cross-generation wealth building.
The Seven Fundaments You Need for Investing Success seminar will be an informative, important, and enjoyable seminar. Mr. Sean Jenkins, Vice President, Senior Financial Consultant with Charles Schwab is very effective at presenting crucial financial information in an easy-to-understand manner. The session is for all levels of investors (just starting out to seasoned investors). Ample time will be allocated for questions and answers.
What to expect?
Here are the Seven Fundamentals:
1. Establish a plan
2. Start saving today
3. Diversify your portfolio
4. Minimize fees
5. Protect against loss
6. Rebalance regularly
7. Ignore the noise
Sign-up today for the seminar on August 24 from 4–5 pm. Reservation space is limited.
Programs
Artist-in-Residence
The Foundation provides a full-year grant supporting an artist Apprenticeship fellow at the Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico (MAPR) in San Juan, Puerto Rico. The grant is renewable for a second year contingent upon results and impact achieved.
The Foundation also sponsors two photographer-in-residence programs. One program, at Light Work, a non-profit photography organization supporting artists since 1973 provides one month of onsite residency for a photographer. The second program, at the Ogden Museum of Southern Art, provides two months for a photographer to focus on a project of their choice. The Foundation provides mentors to both the Light Work artists-in-residence and the photographer-in-residence at the Ogden Museum of Southern Art.
Artists Talk Series
Artists Talk Series are free and open to everyone. The Artists Talk Series are moderated and very interactive forums where artists highlight their experiences, lessons learned, works of art and share their aspirations. Plenty of time is also offered for questions from the public to artists regarding their journey and/or their latest works of art.
Fund for Community Art
The Fund for Community Art is a program that provides financial resources directly to visual artists through the Foundation’s nonprofit partners across the United States and Puerto Rico for artists to work on public works of art within their local communities. Artists make their works of art accessible to the community by creating and producing art right where the community lives and works.
The program funds projects such as public murals, community public art displays – including photography, youth community projects involving artists and other local arts creative initiatives working directly with local visual artists.
Artists Marketplace
The Artists Marketplace is the Foundation’s premier online marketplace where patrons can browse and select works of art that they find of interest. The Foundation curates the online Artists Marketplace with direct input from visual artists. Access to the Artists Marketplace is free and provides the patron with direct access to the visual artists through the contact form provided on the site.