Dream Circle
Alone Is Hard. Together Is Better.
Your Hand-Picked and Homegrown Circle
Students earn a monthly income via private newsletter sent to supporters of their dreams.
Raising a confident child, or two, takes a lot of effort. But when you do it together, it’s way less stressful on parents and more pleasant for children. But that’s not all. A study in the journal Pediatrics found the presence of trusted adults during childhood is linked to positive health outcomes and resilience in adulthood. Simply said, children not only do well emotionally, academically, and socially, but those outcomes continue into adulthood.
Your child’s Dream Circle is your hand-selected group of relatives and friends celebrating your child as they navigate their Dream.
Enrollment begins May 19. Seating is Limited
How It Works:
Circle members subscribe monthly to a front-row seat, from TalentExplorer to Project Playbooks and beyond.
Step 1: Setup your account
Parents set up a PayPal account, a secure and simple way to manage the financial side of their child’s Dream Circle subscriptions. This step ensures that all contributions from Dream Circle members are organized and easily accessible, teaching kids the basics of financial management.
Step 2: Invite your Dream Circle
Login to invite the people who want to support and cheer each milestone your learner reaches. Every month they receive a private newsletter highlighting and celebrating your Dream Chaser along the way.
Step 3: Ongoing Support for Subscribers
Each member of the Dream Circle, be it a grandparent, sibling, a family friend, or a mentor, subscribes to a monthly contribution up to $10. This commitment goes beyond financial support; it’s an investment in your child’s potential and a direct endorsement of their projects and ideas.
One Circle Different Sizes
The size of each Dream Circle is based on the enrollment plan that best fits your needs.
With just ten members, Circle contributions could amount to $50 to $100 each month. This regular income can be saved, fund project playbooks, giving initiatives, and talent enrichment programs. It’s a practical lesson in earning and managing money.
