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WWGENZ INC
Brooklyn, NY · EIN 843293104 · Form 990EZ · FY2023 · NTEE O50 · Youth Development · Micro (<$100K) · wwgenz.org
revenue
$333
expenses
$333
net assets
$0
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mission · from form 990

EDUCATE YOUTH ON FINANCIAL LITERACY

profile · synthesized from sources

WWGENZ INC provides financial literacy education to youth aged 5 to college level, focusing on budgeting, saving, investing, and financial decision-making. The organization delivers age-appropriate workshops online every other Saturday and offers a comprehensive curriculum covering income, credit, taxation, and retirement planning. Based in New York, it aims to close the wealth gap by building early financial habits, particularly in underserved communities.

named programs · 3 · from sources

What they call their work

Community Connections
Program connecting youth with donated resources from local businesses to meet basic needs, while linking donors with families in need
Education
Age-based financial literacy workshops covering money management, budgeting, and decision-making, delivered via Zoom every other Saturday with theory and practical components
Volunteer Service
Mobilizes volunteer teams to support events and community outreach efforts focused on youth financial education
activities · 1 group

What they do

  • Financial Literacy Education Programs 3 activities
    • Delivers financial literacy education programs for youth
      Provides ongoing financial education workshops and programming for children and youth ages 5 to college level, covering money management, budgeting, goal-setting, savings, and the banking system. Programs include biweekly Zoom workshops and curriculum that guides youth in creating personal financial plans.
    • Hosts annual Financial Literacy Celebration Event
      Organizes and hosts a recurring annual event in April to celebrate and promote financial literacy among youth and families.
    • Supports family engagement in financial education
      Provides guidance and resources to parents to help them engage their children in financial literacy through family conversations and shared budgeting activities.
financials · form 990EZ · fy2023
revenue
Total revenue$333
Contributions & grants$333100%
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Total expenses$333
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Total assets$0
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1 years on record · 2023–2023
relationships · 1

Who they work with

  • local businesses Partner — Receives donations from local businesses to provide basic needs for youth.
strategies · 3

How they approach the work

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  • Early Financial Education for Lifelong Habits
    methodology: early financial education
    By introducing financial literacy early, we produce lifelong money management habits because early exposure shapes foundational behaviors and attitudes toward money.
  • Equity-Focused Financial Education to Reduce Wealth Gaps
    methodology: equity-focused financial education
    By targeting financial literacy programs to minority communities, we reduce disparities in financial knowledge and behavior because equitable access addresses systemic gaps in wealth and opportunity.
  • Practice-Integrated Financial Learning
    methodology: theory-and-practice financial education
    By combining theoretical instruction with practical application—such as budgeting, earning through chores, and goal-setting—we build real-world financial skills because experiential learning reinforces habit formation and decision-making competence.