Teaching the next generation that money is a tool for stewardship, not greed — through the Seven Pillars of financial literacy.
Delvin Sullivan grew up in public housing, without anyone to hand him the rules of money. So he learned them himself — the hard way, then the studied way — and made a promise: no child should have to reach adulthood guessing at the things that shape a whole life.
An Army veteran, author, and educator, he turned that promise into The Wealthy Child — a book and workbook series, a Seven-Pillar curriculum, and a growing library of tools that make financial literacy feel less like a lecture and more like a family adventure.
This is not a business. It is a mission with a business model.
To put the financial education Delvin was never handed into the hands of every child — in language they understand, at the age it still shapes them.
A generation that grows up seeing money clearly: how to earn it, plan it, bank it, protect it, build it, grow it, and give it — so wealth becomes a form of stewardship passed from one family to the next.
INTRODUCE children to the basics of financial literacy in a fun and engaging way.
TEACH kids about the importance of earning, saving, and spending responsibly.
ENCOURAGE youth to think about their financial future at an early age.
"When a child learns how money really works, everything downstream changes — their choices, their confidence, and the wealth they pass on."