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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.

Open-Book Financials

Where Tuition Goes

The Money Club.Org is a nonprofit summer program designed around learning, not upselling.

We share a simple budget breakdown so families can see how tuition supports instruction, materials, venue costs, insurance, and program operations. The goal is not to maximize profit. The goal is to run a thoughtful, well-supported program for students in a transparent and responsible way.

Revenue In

This full-summer estimate assumes two five-day sessions of 25 participants.

  • Total participants 50
  • Tuition per participant $200
Total revenue
$10,000

Expense Summary

Costs to run the program at the UTSU Student Commons for the 2027 sessions, with 3 university mentors.
Metric Sums
Instructors $30,558
Venue Rental $19,567
Marketing $4,780
Program Materials $3,000
Insurance $2,500
Overhead $264
Total expenses $60,670

Based on current program financials.

Expense Visualization

Where tuition goes for the 2027 cohort
  • Instructors $5,093 50.4%
  • Venue Rental $3,261 32.3%
  • Marketing $1,297 7.9%
  • Program Materials $500 4.9%
  • Insurance $417 4.1%
  • Overhead $44 0.4%

A practical note

The Money Club.Org is a nonprofit startup. We are building this program to support community spirit, practical knowledge-sharing, and local economic participation through tested frameworks and systems thinking.

To run the program responsibly, we share our planning budget openly so families can see where tuition goes.

We share this openly because transparency is part of the model. The goal is not to maximize profit, but to build a fair, useful, community-rooted program.

Help us reach our goal — and see whether your son or daughter is interested in building something real this summer at UTSU Student Commons.

Pricing

The Money Club.Org Program
$200
July 12th–16th, 2027
August 9th–13th, 2027
Monday to Friday

Limited to 25 participants.

For students ages 10-13 who can work independently on a laptop.

Students use AI and mentor guidance to build, test, price, and improve products, services, and simple apps.

Payment Options

  • Interac e-Transfer only — no card processing surcharge

Refund Policy
Because The Money Club.Org is a lean nonprofit startup, program fees are non-refundable. Each registration directly supports the costs of running the program, including venue, materials, and University of Toronto student mentor wages.

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

What's Included

  • Instructor-led workshops and guided build sessions
  • Materials and supplies
  • A student project budget for testing and iteration
  • A final Maker Market where students pitch what they built and see what people choose

Schedule
Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM
Core instruction: 9:30 AM–3:30 PM

Dates
July 12th–16th, 2027
August 9th–13th, 2027

Location
UTSU Student Commons
230 College Street
Toronto, ON

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