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The Money Club.Org

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A nonprofit teaching design thinking, how to build with AI, and financial literacy.

Design it. Build it. Price it. Test it.

The Money Club: Build Week

Turn an idea into something real.

A one-week Toronto experience for ages 10–13. Students work in small teams to identify a problem, design a product, build its website, work through the numbers and put the idea to a real-world test.

That is how they learn:

  • what makes something valuable
  • how pricing works
  • how costs and margins add up
  • why some ideas hold up — and others do not

This is financial literacy, design thinking, AI, and entrepreneurship applied in practice.

Program Details
Location
  • UTSU Student Commons
  • 230 College Street, Toronto
Dates
  • July 12th–16th, 2027
  • August 9th–13th, 2027
Program Size
  • Limited to 25 participants
Who It’s For
  • Students ages 10-13 who can work independently on a laptop
Tuition
  • $200

The Money Club: Turn an idea into something real.

A one-week Toronto experience for ages 10–13.

Students work in small teams to identify a problem, design a product, build its website, work through the numbers and put the idea to a real-world test.

That is how they learn:

  • what makes something valuable
  • how pricing works
  • how costs and margins add up
  • why some ideas hold up — and others do not

This is financial literacy, design thinking, AI, and entrepreneurship applied in practice.

Program Details
Location
  • UTSU Student Commons
  • 230 College Street, Toronto
Dates
  • July 12th–16th, 2027
  • August 9th–13th, 2027
Program Size
  • Limited to 25 participants
Who It’s For
  • Students ages 10-13 who can work independently on a laptop
Tuition
  • $200

Outcomes

Financial Literacy — How Money Works

Students learn:

  • Cost vs. price vs. margin
  • What makes something profitable
  • How pricing affects decisions
Students working together to package a product

Design Thinking — Build What Works

Students learn how to think like designers

  • Test ideas with real people
  • Use feedback to improve
  • Understand what works and why
Students reviewing design ideas together

Build with AI

Students use AI throughout the program to research, prototype, test, and improve ideas faster.

  • Research markets
  • Analyze information and find opportunities
  • Model simple business cases
  • Create media and marketing
  • Build websites and app concepts
Student presenting ideas in front of a group

Built for Learning — Not Profit

Students and instructors collaborating in class

The Money Club.Org is a nonprofit with open-book finances. The $200 tuition funds the one-week program - directly into instruction, materials, and the student experience. Any surplus is reinvested in future cohorts.

Help Us Kickstart

To run this summer, we need to secure $61,000 in paid parent participation by June 1, 2027.

That means either:

  • current parent participation
  • limited to 25 participants

Founder Jared Goldberg is personally contributing $15,000 toward the $61,000 goal to help get the program off the ground.

If we hit the threshold, we run.

If not, we build more and try again.

Kickstarter$61,000 Goal$61,000 Goal

Goal Date: June 1st, 2027.

  • Funded $15,000 24.6%
  • Remaining $46,000 75.4%

Where the Program Happens

The Money Club runs at the UTSU Student Commons in downtown Toronto.

Students learn in a small-group, classroom-based setting guided by paid University of Toronto student mentors.

The Money Club.Org is not a University of Toronto program and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the University of Toronto.

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