Youth programs · Ages 9–16

Learning today. Growing with confidence tomorrow.

Children are naturally curious, creative, and full of ideas. Our program helps them build on those strengths while learning important life skills, understanding money, making responsible choices, and setting meaningful goals.

Through age-appropriate activities and real-world examples, children learn that their voices matter, their ideas have value, and they can make a positive difference in their lives and communities.

A diverse group of young people learning financial literacy and problem-solving with an educator

Why this program matters

Life and money skills before children are forced to use them in adulthood.

We help children learn how to think, handle money, set goals, build confidence, communicate, take responsibility, and turn interests or ideas into opportunities. The goal is not only to prepare children to get a job—it is to help them recognize their ability to create value.

01Life skills
02Saving and budgeting
03Credit basics
04Goal-setting
05Responsibility
06Creative problem-solving
07Communication
08Leadership
09Entrepreneurial thinking

Program experience

Small & personal

Groups of 6–9 allow personal attention, encouragement, and support for different learning needs.

Hands-on

Activities and assignments connect ideas to real-life decisions, challenges, money, goals, and service.

Goal-driven

Clear weekly learning objectives help children build confidence through action—not theory alone.

Financial literacy is core

Saving, budgeting, credit, investing, planning, and responsible decision-making.

Financial topics are taught through age-appropriate examples, activities, and conversations. Classes provide general financial education and do not provide individualized financial, investment, tax, legal, or credit-repair advice.

Interested in a future youth pilot?

Youth pilot dates will be announced after the senior pilot is reviewed.

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