Bring financial literacy to every teen you serve.

Breakthrough Twin Cities and the Young Kings & Queens Foundation already run Bread Head with their students. Whether you represent a school district, a youth nonprofit, or a corporate foundation, the app arrives free and ready to use.

2025 Winner · MN-05

Winner of the Congressional App Challenge.

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100%

free for students

95

lessons, 10 units

501(c)(3)

nonprofit

The organizations putting Bread Head in front of students.

Youth programs and foundations already reaching the teens we built this for.

Partnered with Breakthrough Twin Cities for a 2026 summer pilot.

We provided the Bread Head app to students in their summer program, our first partnership putting it in the hands of a full cohort.

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Partnered with the Young Kings & Queens Foundation.

Young Kings & Queens Foundation empowers youth ages 10–17 through mentoring, hands-on life skills, financial education, career readiness, and confidence-building activities.

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Four ways to partner.

Individual Students

01

Individual Students

No school.

Schools & Districts

02

Schools & Districts

Integrate Bread Head into existing economics, life skills, or financial literacy courses.

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Youth Organizations

03

Youth Organizations

Bring financial literacy to after-school programs, summer camps, and community centers.

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Corporate & Foundation

04

Corporate & Foundation

Fund access for underserved communities, sponsor a cohort of students, or partner to build curriculum that responsibly introduces teens to real financial products and decisions..

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Financial illiteracy isn't a personal failing. It's a systemic gap.

The teenagers who struggle most with money in their twenties weren't irresponsible. They were never taught. Closing that gap at scale takes institutional partners, and every partnership widens who gets reached.

1 in 3

More than a third of U.S. wealth inequality traces to financial knowledge gaps

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$246B

lost yearly to financial illiteracy

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68% vs 31%

teens who want vs have access to financial education

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$34K

average total debt entering adulthood for Gen Z

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