Today's financial challenges are a testimonial to a growing need for specific education as more and more families and individuals become victims of their financial illiteracy. Such challenges are among major causes of bankruptcies, foreclosures, divorces, homelessness and even suicide in some cases.

While monetary issues seem to be the main source of such hardships, the root cause can be traced back to lack of character development in individuals. In response to this need, Mind Treasures has developed a unique curriculum "ABCs of Wealth" that combines character development with financial literacy, in order to raise an Entrephilanthropic generation that is mentored to become financially stable and independent, so it can use wealth and prosperity to build and establish stronger families, neighborhoods, local, national, and international human communities.

Through our programs, attendees (kindergarten through retirees) learn to build a solid foundation in 'saving, investing, sharing and spending' by developing key character traits such as patience, responsibility, moderation, thankfulness, selflessness, generosity and truthfulness. This development is complemented by learning the goal setting, decision making, borrowing and budgeting processes. Furthermore attendees learn the value and concept of money and various elements of interest, credit, basic taxes, retirement and much more.

Entrephilanthropy is act of organizing and managing any enterprise and venture usually with considerable initiative and risk to attain and accumulate resources (wealth of knowledge, expertise, money, and time as well as physical, mental, and spiritual health) for the purpose of altruistic concern for human welfare and advancement, usually manifested by utilization of such resources, by endowment of institutions of learning and hospitals, and by generosity to other socially useful purposes.