Student-Led Financial Literacy Program
Bright Future Finance helps students develop practical money skills through engaging summer classes focused on saving, budgeting, smart spending, entrepreneurship, and financial responsibility.
Bright Future Finance classes are designed to be engaging, interactive, and age-appropriate. Each one-hour session combines learning with hands-on activities to help students build confidence with money in a fun and supportive environment.
Students participate in games, challenges, discussions, and hands-on learning activities.
Concepts are tailored specifically for K–2 and Grades 3–5 to keep learning engaging and understandable.
Students receive materials they can bring home to continue practicing important money skills.
Each class is designed to fit into a focused one and a half-hour session, providing time for lessons, interactive activities, games, and discussion while keeping students engaged and involved throughout the class.
Why Choose Bright Future Finance?
Classes are limited to 12 students to create a more engaging, personalized, and supportive learning environment.
Students learn practical financial concepts including saving, budgeting, smart spending, entrepreneurship, and investing.
Bright Future Finance combines financial literacy education with community impact and charitable initiatives.
Classes are held in Kirkland, Washington at MyICON, creating a welcoming and professional learning environment for students and families.
Location & Community
Bright Future Finance classes are held in Kirkland, Washington at MyICON, creating a professional and welcoming space for students to learn.
Each class is one and a half hours long. Limited parking may be available at MyICON depending on availability. Parents may also choose to stay nearby, visit local businesses, or enjoy nearby public spaces while class is in session.
Bright Future Finance combines financial literacy education with giving back. A portion of program proceeds supports charitable initiatives and community-focused causes.
The program is inspired by local leadership and community involvement through MyICON and the Icon Foundation.
Core Learning Topics
Students are introduced to practical money concepts through engaging, age-appropriate lessons designed to build confidence and responsibility.
Students learn what money is, how it is used, and how it helps people make everyday choices.
Students explore the difference between needs and wants and how to make thoughtful spending decisions.
Students learn why saving matters and how setting goals can help them make smart financial choices.
Students discover how people earn money through work, responsibility, creativity, and entrepreneurship.
Students practice comparing options, making informed purchases, and becoming thoughtful consumers.
Students build confidence through activities, discussions, and real-world money situations.