GTA founding families wanted

Money skills kids can play—and families can practise together.

We’re planning MoneyMuncher’s first in-person family workshop in the Greater Toronto Area. Kids and caregivers will team up for playful, real-world challenges about earning, saving, spending, sharing, and setting goals.

This is a free family workshop. We’ll choose the GTA location and schedule with registered families.

✓ Parent-present ✓ Play-based learning ✓ No child names collected online ✓ No financial-product sales

What to expect

A workshop built around family conversation—not lectures.

Every activity gives kids a choice, then gives families a simple way to talk about it without shame or pressure.

Family Money Quest

Work as a team through a familiar spending decision and discover the trade-offs together.

Spend, Save & Share

Give every pretend coin a job and connect the game to real family goals.

Needs vs. Wants Challenge

Make a playful plan under a budget and practise changing course when surprises appear.

Founding-Family Feedback

Help shape future MoneyMuncher workshops and tell us what your family wants to learn next.

Why we’re doing this

Money confidence starts with small, safe conversations.

MoneyMuncher turns everyday choices into short family adventures. This workshop brings that experience off the screen so GTA families can learn from one another, test the activities, and help us build something genuinely useful.

Register your interest

Help us choose the best GTA location and time.

Join the list and we’ll contact you when the free workshop’s date, venue, time, and capacity are confirmed. Please enter parent or caregiver information only.

Your child’s privacy matters. We do not ask for a child’s name in this form. Your information is used only for MoneyMuncher workshop planning and updates.

This workshop is free. Submitting this form does not guarantee a seat.

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