Since 2005, WorldofMoney.org has been at the forefront of providing transformative financial education to the youth in the Tri-State area of New York City. Recognized by AOL Impact as one of the top 10 non-profits in the nation for effecting powerful change, we are committed to empowering underserved youth with essential financial knowledge and skills.
Our Mission:
We equip children and youth, ages 7-18, with tools to navigate and thrive in various economic environments. Our comprehensive curriculum focuses on developing a healthy money mindset, teaching budget creation, savings strategies, debt management, investment understanding, and the importance of financial legacy.

Impact and Recognition:
Our dynamic team of financial experts has graduated hundreds of students, instilling in them the capabilities to be proactive in their financial futures. These skills not only benefit the individual but extend to their families, promoting a culture of financial responsibility and informed decision-making.
This pioneering effort has been recognized by the Motley Fool as the Best Financial Literacy App, a testament to our commitment.

Our Approach:

Budgeting and Savings Plans: We lay the groundwork for effective money management.
Debt Management: Guiding students to understand and avoid debt pitfalls.
Investment Strategies: Introducing fundamental concepts for sound investing.
Legacy Building: Teaching the importance of creating and maintaining financial legacies.


Sabrina Lamb, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, states: "At WorldofMoney.org, our goal extends beyond financial education. We aim to change the legacy of family financial instability and poverty, emphasizing academic success as a key component."

Connect and Learn More:
Discover how we're shaping the future of financial education. 
Visit https://www.WorldofMoney.org for more information, and join us in making a difference.

Together, we're building a financially savvy generation.

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