Hands-on Workshops
Interactive in-person workshops teach fundamental concepts — like telling “needs” from “wants” — through art, crafts, and play that K–8 students actually enjoy.
Youth-led financial literacy nonprofit · Gwinnett County, GA
Finance For Movement is a youth-led nonprofit organization committed to bridge the gap in financial literacy skills among underserved students through hands-on workshops and literacy kits.
September 12th, 2026 · In-person outreach & hands-on activities.
September 19th, 2026 · Details to be announced.
According to the National Endowment for Financial Education:
U.S. teens lack basic personal finance skills.
of teens cannot distinguish between a credit and a debit card.
of teens report lacking confidence in their personal finance knowledge.
of youth want financial education but lack access to it.
Interactive in-person workshops teach fundamental concepts — like telling “needs” from “wants” — through art, crafts, and play that K–8 students actually enjoy.
Users receive 1–2 resources every month (slides + recorded lessons). Use them for English exposure, personal finance lessons, or both — fully free.
We fund education for Title 1 students through handcrafted, community-driven art — turning creativity into classroom impact.
“I want to do it again, the bookmark making was fun!”
“It was fun and I learned that needs are what we need to live, and wants are those that we don’t need to survive.”
“Wants are toys, candy, and also stickers. I want to do the crafts again!”
We're grateful to the organizations that share our commitment to financial education. Interested in partnering or sponsoring? Get in touch.
Have a question, want to partner with us, or just want to say hello? We’d love to hear from you.
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