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Updated · KRGV · Jul 5
Rio Grande Valley Initiative Enrolls Up to 100 Kids for August 14 Market
Updated
Updated · KRGV · Jul 5

Rio Grande Valley Initiative Enrolls Up to 100 Kids for August 14 Market

2 articles · Updated · KRGV · Jul 5

Summary

  • Up to 100 Rio Grande Valley students ages 5 to 12 will join a new program teaching entrepreneurship and financial literacy through creating and selling their own products.
  • Mija Media House and the RGV Hispanic Chamber of Commerce are running the Vendiendo Con Mi Grandma and Grandpa Kids initiative, which emphasizes building simple business ideas into real ventures.
  • August 14 is the target date for the program’s Kids Mercadito at the Pharr Memorial Library, where participants will showcase and sell what they make.
  • Sponsorships for the market are still open, extending the initiative beyond student training into a broader community-backed event.

Insights

Can a one-day market truly equip kids to overcome a 50% business failure rate?
How does involving grandparents transform a business lesson into a lasting family legacy?
When a child's product doesn't sell, what is the plan to teach resilience instead of defeat?