Make Bread Foundation
Financial Fluency for Kids and Teens.
Make Bread inspires self-confidence, builds financial independence, and shares the vision of wise investing to create educated and financially savvy youth who invest in safe ways to grow their dough for a better future.
Our Mission:
Teaching online and live classes to middle school and high school age children. The focus is to teach financial literacy to youth that are not receiving this education in school. They are taught how to save money, how to balance income versus expenses and to begin investing while young. The program is meant to give kids a healthy start to their adult lives by giving them a strong financial foundation along with the perspective of what can be accomplished if they delay instant gratification for longer-term financial gains. The hope is that some will even begin investing in their youth.
Our Programs
Grow Your Dough for Kids
Teaching online and live classes to middle school children. The focus is to teach kids to be smart with their money, a skill they are not being taught in school. In this course they learn to save money, to balance income versus expenses and to begin investing while young. The program is meant to give middle school children a healthy start to their adult lives by giving them a strong financial foundation along with the perspective of what can be accomplished if they delay instant gratification for longer-term financial gains.
Financial Fluency for Teens
Teaching online and live classes to high school age children. The focus is to teach financial literacy to high school aged teens that are not receiving this education in school. They are taught how to save money, create a budget, basic concepts of credit, how to balance income versus expenses and an introduction to how various investment vehicles work, for example the stock market and real estate. The goal is to challenge teens to embrace saving and investing as opposed to spending and getting in debt. The program is meant to give kids a healthy start to their adult lives by giving them a strong financial education along with the perspective of what can be accomplished if they delay instant gratification for longer-term financial gains. The hope is that some will even begin investing in their youth.