Empowering the Next Generation of Financial Leaders

Futures Financials Inc. is a student-led nonprofit bringing financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and economic skills to middle and high school students.

About
Futures Financials Inc.

At Futures Financials Inc., we don’t just teach personal finance — we empower the next generation to make smart, confident, and informed financial decisions.

We are a student-led nonprofit dedicated to promoting financial literacy among middle and high school students. Through interactive workshops, engaging competitions, and community outreach, we equip teens with the skills to manage money, think entrepreneurially, and navigate real-world economic choices. Our mission is to ensure every young person we reach is prepared to thrive — in school, in their future careers, and in life.

Our Partners

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Empowering Students. Transforming Futures.

We’re shaping the next generation of financially confident leaders. Through hands-on workshops, interactive lessons, and real-world challenges, we’re turning curiosity into capability — and our results speak for themselves.

📍Futures Financials Inc.

📧 empoweryouthfinance@gmail.com

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17+

Athletes advancing to college or pro levels

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10,000+

Students empowered nationwide.

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95%

Boost in financial literacy scores.

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Schools powered with entrepreneurship programs.

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98%

Parent, teacher, and educator approval.

Financial Leaders of Tomorrow

At Futures Financials Inc., we go beyond textbooks to deliver real-world money skills. Our programs are built by students, for students — making financial literacy relatable, interactive, and inspiring.

  • Interactive workshops on money management & entrepreneurship

  • Budgeting and investment challenges for real-world practice

  • School partnerships bringing financial education directly to classrooms

  • Resources designed for middle & high school learning styles

  • Community events to promote financial awareness

  • Opportunities for volunteers, mentors, and partners to get involved

What People Are Saying

  • “The students loved the relatability aspect. Topics like these are tough to teach with middle schoolers but you all kept them engaged and interested.”

    — S. Doshi (School Counselor)

  • “The speakers were great- motivated, relatable. The game and marshmallow activities got the students engaged. I liked that the story characters changed for the Spanish speaking class (Bad Bunny, etc)”

    — K. Perez (7th grade)

  • “The topics were great and were relatable to our students!” “The presenters were amazing and very informative!”

    — J. Munchnick (6th grade teacher)

  • “The information on the presentation was great, students were exposed to great terminology and presentation went at a good speed.Students were well versed in their knowledge and were able to redirect when students geared off task. They did an amazing job!"

    — M. Narcisi (5th Grade teacher)