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Born into poverty and raised by an illiterate mother Pamela George, a first-generation Canadian, now counsels numerous influential Canadian women, about the power of financial literacy counselling.
Originally from Trinidad and Tobago, Pamela spent the first 25 years of her life struggling and living in poverty. She was subjected to bullying, humiliation, and abuse, all because she was poor.
Her mother couldn’t read or write but was very good with money. Still though, she made some terrible money mistakes that ripped the family apart and caused her and her two youngest children, one of whom included Pamela, to be homeless for many years. The effects of which are still being felt four generations later.
Pamela believes that if her mother fully understood how money worked, educated herself on how to manage it, and healed from her money trauma, those mistakes could have been avoided.
You can understand why – at a very young age – Pamela promised herself to not follow the same fate as her mother. She was able to:
Now, Pamela teaches women how to be Financially Empowered through her signature system: The 7 Pillars of Money Management Framework.
If you’re a woman who is ready to:
then book a call to speak with Pamela.
Pamela speaks on several media platforms, including CBC, Global and CTV, to in-person audiences and in her private practice about improving our relationship with money, making smarter money decisions, ditching shame, and building generational wealth.
In 2018, Pamela George started Pamela George Financial Literacy Inc. because she wanted to offer something that she felt was lacking in the industry: unbiased and impartial financial advice to people seeking help with managing their finances.
Five years later, offering unbiased and impartial financial advice remains the cornerstone of the business.
In 2022, to match the growth and new vision for her business, Pamela decided to do a total rebranding of her company and Sand Dollar Financial Literacy Counselling Inc was born.
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Growing up in poverty, Pamela remembers how many people, most of them strangers, helped her and her mom and sister with acts of kindness: food, used clothing, transportation, and medication. Now with her own company and having the means to make a difference, Pamela decided, in addition to the profit only bottom line, she would also focus on giving back.
Here are some of the charities and ways that Sand Dollar FLC Inc. has given back over the years:
❃ Ottawa Food Bank
❃ Bursary to Algonquin College
❃ Big Sky Animal Sanctuary
❃ The Well Drop-In Women’s Shelter
❃ Forest Ontario
❃ Tungasuvvingat Inuit: Alluriarniq – To help Inuit women exit sex trafficking and sex trade situations
❃ Mamisarvik Healing Centre
❃ Parkdale Food cupboard
❃ Scholarships and pro bono counselling to women who need, but cannot afford, the services
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Ever evolving and growing, Pamela discovered a concept that felt totally aligned with her philosophy for her business: The Quadruple Bottom Line.
Accordingly, Sand Dollar Financial Literacy Counselling Inc has pledged to follow these four (4) guiding principles in the execution of its business: