Money skills that build lasting economic mobility.
Practical, plain-language financial education for students, families and schools. Because affordability is a school conversation too.
The cost of living is a classroom issue.
Working families across the five boroughs are making hard choices about rent, groceries, childcare and college. Students who learn to budget, borrow wisely and plan ahead carry that into every decision they make.
Our programs give students and parents the same practical language, so money conversations at home and at school finally match.
From first paycheck to financial aid.
Foundations for students
Budgeting, banking, saving, credit and debt, and spotting scams, taught through real scenarios students recognize.
Paying for college
FAFSA, TAP, scholarships and reading an aid letter, with a clear plan families can follow step by step.
Family workshops
Bilingual sessions in English and Spanish that bring parents and guardians into the conversation.
Investing and entrepreneurship
Investment club and small-business projects for older students who want to go further.
Every family deserves the same financial know-how.
Culturally responsive, multilingual and designed with first-generation students and working families in mind.
Programs that fit your school priorities.
Family and community engagement
Workshops that bring parents and guardians in as partners, in their language.
Whole child and college readiness
Financial skills sit alongside academics, counseling and post-secondary planning.
Measurable outcomes
Participation and skills data you can share with families, superintendents and funders.
Community school friendly
Flexible delivery that works with your community partners and extended-day programs.
Accountable local partner
NYC DOE approved vendor, MTAC holder and MWBE certified business.
From first call to launch.
Talk with us
Share your students, goals and schedule.
Get a proposal
Receive a scoped plan with timing, languages and options.
Launch and report
We start programs and share progress with your leaders.
Questions about financial literacy
What does your financial literacy program cover?
Budgeting, banking, saving, credit and debt, avoiding scams, and paying for college including FAFSA, TAP, scholarships and reading an aid letter. Older students can go further with investing basics and entrepreneurship.
Is the program available in Spanish?
Yes. Family workshops can be offered in English and Spanish so parents and guardians can take part fully.
Can this run during or after the school day?
Yes. We deliver financial literacy in class, before school, after school and in family workshops, built around your bell schedule and calendar.
Who is it for?
Middle school and high school students, transfer school and young adult learners, and the parents and guardians who support them.
How do school leaders see results?
We share participation and progress data, plus the skills students and families built, so leaders can report to their community and funders.
How do we get started?
Request a proposal. We learn your students, goals and schedule, then send a scoped plan with timing and options.