Money Smart.

Career Ready.

Youthentity Programs

Youthentity is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to empowering youth through career exploration and financial literacy. Your support helps us shape futures—thank you for making a difference!

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Youthentity is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to empowering youth through career exploration and financial literacy. Your support helps us shape futures—thank you for making a difference! ..............

I am Financial Knowledge

At Youthentity, every student deserves the opportunity to build a financially stable and successful future. Our I Am Financial Knowledge (IAFK) program is designed to equip young people across Colorado with real-world financial skills, helping them make informed decisions about money management, budgeting, savings, and more. While we innovate locally, our financial literacy program addresses national needs, ensuring students have the tools to navigate their financial futures with confidence. 

 

Why Financial Education Matters 

Financial education is critical in creating a more prosperous and equitable society. Too many young adults enter the workforce unprepared for the realities of managing their finances. By introducing concepts early in age, the IAFK program helps students understand the importance of financial responsibility and prepares them for long-term success. Our curriculum teaches critical concepts such as: 

  • Planning & money management 

  • Budgeting & paychecks 

  • Income & taxes 

  • Banking & credit 

  • Saving & investing 

  • Spending & sharing 

  • Risk management & insurance 

  • Education & career options 

  • Financial responsibility & decision-making 

  

We are super proud to share our IAFK program, which serves nearly 6,000 students across Colorado, offers free, hands-on lessons designed for 5th and 8th graders. The Level I program introduces 5th-grade students to essential financial concepts like making money, interest, and credit. Level II builds upon these principles for 8th graders, incorporating topics such as income taxes, insurance, and understanding paychecks.