Learning About Money

Economies throughout the world rely on underprivileged people to spend their hard-earned money in exchange for products and services outside of their own community. However, most disadvantaged people do not consider who they are funding when they spend money.

It’s time for us to be intentional about the future and to eliminate the “to hell with it mindset.” We must start thinking about what black money could do for the future if used in group economic settings.

We are resetting the expectations, and focusing on building the foundations of money for the community.

Once we have taught the basic financial literacy information, we go into financial literacy variables where young people learn about Investing. Investment education is where youth learn to grow their money and learn about generational wealth.

Investments Education

Our goal is to give youth the opportunity to learn and understand how investing works.

We tap into the various types of investing and give our youth the opportunity to learn what will be best for them in order to become literate in the world of investments. We start with simple information on stocks, bonds, and mutual funds, and then grow from there. Our goal is to give our youth enough information so that when they come into financial gain, they will not just blow it and lose out on becoming more than just a consumer.

In addition, we will be working with financial planners to help our young people become vested in what they are learning, offering them opportunities they would not otherwise have.* 

*This will be a joint effort of parents and youth.

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If you would like your child to come to camp and learn more information about financial awareness and business development, please fill out the form below.

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