Community Outreach
PRO BONO FINANCIAL PLANNING
Rashida Lilani works on a pro bono basis, assisting people with making critical financial decisions. Rashida hopes her guidance and coaching in financial matters assists these individuals in getting through these challenging times in their lives.
- Financial Planning for Cancer
- Financial Planning for COVID
- Advisers Give Back
- Foundation for Financial Planning
*The above named entities are unaffiliated with Securities America.
SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS
Rashida Lilani has had the privilege of speaking to many groups throughout her career. She is passionate about educating and empowering individuals on the topics pertaining to financial planning. Her audiences have included the following, to name a few:
- "Yes, I Can" conference - Sacramento
- My Sister's House - Sacramento
- Federal Employees
- DMV Employees
- Association of Women in Science (AWIS)
- Chapman University
- Granite Bay High School students
- Association of University Women (AAUW)
- California Court Reporters Association
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENTS
Rashida Lilani is a member of various community organizations and is involved in several projects, involving scholarships and educational funding for students in middle school all the way to four-year college.
- Member of Rotary Club of San Mateo
- Executive Board Member of Peninsula Estate Planning Council
- Member of Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce
- Member of 100+ Women Who Care
SCHOLARSHIP
According to the Census Bureau's 2019 American Community Survey, women comprise 48 percent of the U.S. workforce but just 27 percent of workers in STEM fields. Half as many women work in STEM jobs as would be expected if gender representation in STEM professions mirrored the overall workforce.
Lilani Wealth Management believes in empowering women and supports causes that help with their advancement. And what better way to support our future leaders than by lending a helping hand to the bright, motivated and hard working young individuals in our community? Our firm provides a scholarship to a female high school senior headed to college to study Science, Technology, Engineering or Mathematics, and is driven and determined to make a significant impact in those fields. Based on an essay, their overall academic status and leadership skills exhibited in community involvement, the recipients are:

Shamara T. (2023), Independence High School

Nargis A. (2023), Roseville High School

Yossira V. (2022), Oakmont High School

Grace N. (2022), Woodcreek High School

Kayla G. (2021), Roseville High School

Julie N. (2020), Roseville High School

Katrina L. (2019), Woodcreek High School

Dora O. (2018), Oakmont High School

Sevinch D. (2017), Antelope High School

Ava T. (2016), Antelope High School

Kayla P. (2015), Antelope High School
