Announcing the Formidable Fund: Fueling the Young & Ambitious » Anand Sanwal
These aren’t just kids with business plans. As we develop The School of Entrepreneuring, we’ve come across tons of young entrepreneurs in middle and high school who are already entrepreneurs – building, selling, learning, and growing.
Whether you’re mowing lawns, dropshipping custom tees, or coding the next game-changing AI agent—if you’re solving problems and serving others, you’re our kind of entrepreneur.
A good friend, Raj Shah, and I have started this with $500,000 and are looking for more champions of youth entrepreneurship to donate and help us further the mission.
It’s a crash course in resilience, problem-solving, financial literacy and creating value—skills that no standardized test can measure and no lecture will ever provide.
To the parents and educators: Nurture the spark of entrepreneurship. Support their ventures, no matter how small. Today’s skills learned building a dog walking business may be the foundation for building tomorrow’s tech giant.
