YBK DAY

GUIDING THE NEXT GENERATION INTO ENTREPRENEURSHIP

OUR MISSION AND VISION

Mission statement 

YBK’s purpose is to create a challenging interactive environment that prepares youth to effectively maneuver finances, encourage leadership, heighten critical thinking while guiding them into entrepreneurship. 

Vision statement

To equip youth with valuable life skills that will not only decrease poverty rates within vulnerable communities but also provide proactive solutions to combat youth-led crimes within our cities 



Our Achievements

We continue to impact the lives of hundreds of young people across the United States through our innovative programs and unwavering support for emerging leaders.

Facilitated over 1000 youth community impact hours, serving as a powerful testament to our extensive reach and meaningful impact across the nation.

Our youth collectively earned and raised over $100,000, a remarkable testament to their dedication, hard work, and our commitment to their success.

Founder

Arriel Biggs

Founder of Young Biz Kidz

 

Arriel Biggs is the founder of Young Biz Kidz and (YBK Day), a nonprofit organization whose mission is to empower young people by engaging and encouraging financial literacy and entrepreneurship in youth. She believes that teaching financial education through entrepreneurship is a great way to introduce smart money habits early.

In addition to providing income, Arriel wants all to know that entrepreneurship teaches effective communication, personal responsibilities, and problem solving skills. It also builds self-esteem and strong relationships making it a great resource economically, academically and socially.

Initially focusing on educating her own children entrepreneurial success, Arriel soon realized that other parents could also use guidance in helping their children become business owners. She now offers services to educate, empower and equip parents with the self-confidence to support their Biz Kid through her program The Young Influencer Blueprint.

Board of Directors

Kimberly Adeyinka

Cortez Thornton

Nancy Jordan