ECONOMICS
Creating a Legacy of Financial Stability
Interactive Financial Literacy – Preparing Families & Teens for Economic Success
Financial literacy is a critical skill that impacts every aspect of a family’s stability, and we believe in making financial education engaging, practical, and accessible—especially for middle and high school students. Our interactive approach ensures that young people don’t just learn about finances; they experience real-world applications that prepare them for a lifetime of smart money management.
In 1967 Robert Kennedy declared, "Mississippi was 'Ground Zero' for poverty in America."
Decades later, many families in the Mississippi have only known poverty.
How We Make Financial Literacy Interactive:
We did not reinvent the wheel
✅ Real-Life Budgeting Simulations – Teens take on roles as working adults, managing income, expenses, and unexpected financial challenges to understand the importance of budgeting and saving.
✅ Hands-On Credit & Debt Activities – Students explore how credit works, learn the risks of debt, and practice making responsible borrowing decisions through gamified experiences.
✅ Entrepreneurship Challenges – Young participants develop mini business ideas, manage financial planning, and present their concepts, gaining insights into earning, investing, and business ownership.
✅ "Adulting 101" Workshops – Practical lessons on opening a bank account, understanding paychecks, taxes, and building credit—essential skills to prepare them for financial independence.
Why This Matters for Families:
By making financial education interactive, we turn knowledge into action—ensuring young people and families gain the tools needed for financial security, stability, and long-term success.