Mini Money
Building financial confidence for the next generation
Children begin to develop their spending and savings habits by the age of 5
Millennials average $28,000 in debt (most stems from credit cards, not student loans).
74% of people in debt report “debt regret,” which financial education can prevent.
70% of Americans can't answer questions on inflation, interest compounding and risk diversification.
What We Do
Mini Money teaches the basics principles of money and financial literacy: it's the first step to peace of mind, high quality of life, and finding our passions.
Our Community
Skills Developed
Financial awareness
Responsibility
Critical thinking
Self-motivation
For Teachers
User-friendly tools support classroom management and streamline existing structures.
Bite-sized lessons on relevant themes keep students engaged and informed.
Educational Approach
Financial simulations give students life-like expenses like rent, meals, and fines.
Students learn to prioritize limited resources and understand non-essential desires.
Student Experience
Students practice earning, saving, budgeting, and spending in realistic contexts
Our Impact
4,000+
Students Served
4.7/5
Workshop Rating
Since 2019
Years of Impact
8+
Partner Organizations
Trusted by Leading Organizations
Denver Public Schools
University of Denver
Denver Housing Authority
NC State University
Minds Matter Colorado
GlobalMindED
Boulder Valley School District
Red Rocks Community College
Making an Impact
“I learned how important saving money is. I knew it was somewhat important before, but now I know how much more important it is and how it will benefit you in the long run.”
— Mini Money Student
See Mini Money in Action
Mini Money Tools
Interactive tools designed to build real-world financial skills
