The Federal Trade Commission's Consumer Advice site says this year the focus is on money matters:
"April is Financial Literacy Month, and a great time to talk about consumer protection information that helps people avoid losing money to scammers. Federal Trade Commission data show people reported losing more than $10 billion to scams in 2023, marking the first time that fraud losses have reached that benchmark. It's now more important than ever to share information about spotting, avoiding and reporting scams."
Check out their free advice at ftc.gov/MoneyMatters.
National Volunteer Month is a time to celebrate and recognize the contributions of volunteers. It is an opportunity to join the impact of volunteerism and encourage more people to get involved in their communities. This is a great month to reaffirm your commitment to giving back.
Check out the opportunities in our area:
The Infographic Guide to Personal Finance by 
Financial Literacy for Generation Z
Financial Literacy Starter Kit by 
Dogtopia.com says "April is National Canine Fitness Month, making it the perfect time to find ways to boost your dog’s physical wellness by adding more fitness and activity into their daily lives. One way to do this is with fun workouts you can do together."
-HEAD OUT FOR A HIKE
-STRIKE A POSE WITH DOGA (DOG YOGA)
-CREATE A DOG AGILITY COURSE