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The Money Club.Org

230 College Street
Toronto, Ontario, M5T 1R2
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The Money Club.Org  

230 College Street, Toronto, Ontario, M5T 1R2

  • Type:
    Day camp
  • Focus:
    AI (Artificial Intelligence)
  • Cost:
    $375/week
  • Ages:
    10 to 16
  • Gender:
    Coed
  • Main language:
    English
  • Capacity:
    20 to 30
  • Programs:
  • Overview

    Here's what makes The Money Club.Org stand out

    The Money Club.Org is a startup-style summer program where kids learn how money moves by building real products through guided sprints. Every dollar is visible. Revenue pays for rent, U of T student mentors, insurance, and project materials — including a $50 build budget each student uses to test ideas in the real world.

    • Special needs: Yes, mild support.
      A few of our campers have special needs.

  • Programs, Rates & Dates

    Programs and Sessions Calendar

    The Money Club.Org is a community-first program. It is not designed to maximize profit. It is designed to teach financial literacy by example. That's why we run the program using open-book financials — so families can see exactly where tuition goes, and students can learn by watching money move through a real system.


    Choose the right programs and sessions for your child; The Money Club.Org currently has 2 programs available.

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    Name
    Type/Gender
    Specialty
    Location
    Date
    Bus
     Cost
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    Day Camp
    Coed
    Ages: 10 - 16
    Entrepreneurship, Financial Literacy
    $550 to $1,100
    Storytelling|AI (Artificial Intelligence)|Swift (Apple)|Creative writing|Debate|Entrepreneurship|Financial Literacy|Empowerment|Leadership Training|Logical thinking|Makerspace|Math|Public Speaking|STEAM|STEM
    Day Camp
    Coed
    Ages: 10 - 16
    Entrepreneurship, Financial Literacy
    $1,500
    Storytelling|AI (Artificial Intelligence)|Swift (Apple)|Creative writing|Debate|Entrepreneurship|Financial Literacy|Empowerment|Leadership Training|Logical thinking|Makerspace|Math|Public Speaking|STEAM|STEM



    Registration Details

    Registration is simple, complete the online form. Pay by e-Transfer or credit card.

  • Reviews & Insider Perspectives

    The Our Kids review of The Money Club.Org

    our take

    These distinctive summer camps in Toronto are ideally targeted at awakening and developing teens’ financial awareness, taught at their level, through a hands-on four-week project. Held on campus at U of T, at the UTSU Student Commons, it’s also an ideal introduction to the university setting. Designed for kids ages 11–16, this instructor-led camp blends financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and design thinking. Students work in teams to design a product or service, research potential users, explore pricing and costs, and test how their ideas could succeed. Over the course of the camp, they refine their idea, improving product design and preparing for a final showcase where they present what they built and explain why it works. They learn practical concepts like wages, expenses, margins, and how businesses sustain themselves, but they also acquire skills in collaboration, presentation, and critical thinking.

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  • Meet the Staff

    Director's Message

    At The Money Club.Org, we believe young people are capable of far more than most programs ask of them. Instead of slogans or abstract lessons, students need practical tools: how money moves, how ideas become products, how problems are structured, and how thoughtful people can improve the systems around them. A central part of the program is design thinking — learning to observe carefully, understand other people’s needs, and identify the points of friction that make everyday systems inefficient or frustrating. When students learn to see those problems clearly, they can begin turning them into better ideas, better solutions, and more productive action. Through hands-on projects, students build financial literacy, entrepreneurial thinking, communication skills, and confidence. They research problems, test ideas, prototype solutions, and present their thinking clearly. Our goal is simple: to help young people become more capable, more confident, and more ready to contribute to the world around them. We believe resilient communities depend on people who can observe clearly, think practically, work well with others, and build useful solutions. Helping young people develop those abilities early is the purpose of The Money Club.



    Staff and Counsellors

    Our problem statement is: We are trying to prove that a small, transparent nonprofit can create real value for kids and meaningful work for University of Toronto student mentors.

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