Weekly Circle Sessions
Regular 90-minute sessions where groups analyze budgeting scenarios and discuss practical applications. Each member brings their unique financial situation for group problem-solving.
Learn Together, Grow Together
Join our collaborative learning community where budgeting skills develop through shared experiences, peer support, and group projects. Starting August 2025, discover how collective wisdom makes financial education more effective.
Group Learning Dynamics
Our approach centers on small learning circles where participants tackle real budgeting challenges together. Each group of 8-10 members works through weekly scenarios, sharing different perspectives and solutions.
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Accountability Partners
Paired with another participant for bi-weekly check-ins on budgeting goals. Partners review each other's weekly spending patterns and offer constructive feedback.
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Peer Teaching Rotations
Each participant leads one session per month, teaching a budgeting concept they've mastered. This reinforces learning while building presentation confidence.
Your Support Network
Connect with experienced community facilitators and fellow learners who understand the budgeting journey. Our network includes financial coaches, successful program graduates, and peer mentors who guide discussions and provide ongoing support.
Marcus Chen
Financial Coach specializing in weekly budgeting systems and expense tracking methods
River Patel
Community Facilitator with expertise in group dynamics and collaborative learning approaches
Zephyr Martinez
Program Graduate and Peer Mentor who successfully transformed his budgeting habits through community learning
Collaborative Project Timeline
Experience hands-on learning through group projects that build practical budgeting skills while fostering meaningful connections with fellow participants.
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Budget Challenge Design
Groups create realistic budget scenarios based on different income levels and family situations. Each scenario includes unexpected expenses and requires collaborative problem-solving.
Weeks 1-3
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Expense Tracking Experiment
Participants track expenses for 4 weeks using different methods, then share findings with their learning circle. Groups analyze which approaches work best for different lifestyles.
Weeks 4-7
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Community Resource Guide
Learning circles research and compile local resources for budget-friendly activities, services, and money-saving opportunities. The final guide benefits the entire community.
Weeks 8-12