Set up your Rich Kids Club chapter

A kid doing the missions alone is great. A kid doing them with a chapter — with friends cheering them on, a grown-up who knows their name, and a weekly rhythm — is unstoppable. Chapters turn fifteen good minutes into a movement.

• Kids stick with daily missions when their friends are doing them too.
• Parents trust a club faster when there's a real grown-up running it.
• You get printable plans for every meeting — no curriculum to write.

Tap Become a Leader and create your account. We'll ask for your name, your group's name — church, school, or neighborhood — and a join code you'd like. That's it. You'll land on your Leader Dashboard.

• Use your real first and last name — parents need to recognize you.
• Pick a short, memorable join code, like westside-warriors or grace-kids.
• Add a one-line description of your group so families know who it's for.

Share your chapter's join link with three to ten families to start. Big enough for friendship, small enough that every kid gets a high-five. Parents will be asked to confirm consent before their kid joins — that's automatic.

• Copy your join link from the dashboard and text it to a few families.
• For wider reach, post your join code in your church bulletin or class group.
• Use the Outreach panel to invite kids who already joined the club solo.

Print the meeting template and the parent letter. Pick a badge focus for the week — most leaders start with Mighty Body. Plan a simple snack from the Rainbow Plate. Forty-five minutes is plenty.

• Print the meeting template — it has timings already filled in.
• Hand parents the parent letter on the way in.
• Pick one hero (Hulk, Sage, or Grace) to lead the night.

Found a great kid-safe YouTube video? Paste the link on your dashboard, add a title, and your chapter can watch it right inside our site. Kids never leave for YouTube — no autoplay rabbit holes.

• Preview the video yourself first — you're the gatekeeper.
• Add a one-line note for your chapter, like why you picked it.
• Members tap the thumbnail to play it in-page.

You have a full set of resources — handbook, parent letter, meeting template, and a social kit. Each one was built to save you a weekend. Print what you need, share what helps you grow.

• Print the handbook once at the start of the season.
• Print the meeting template weekly.
• Use the social kit posts to invite more families.

No public profiles, no direct messages between kids, no comments. Every group action involving a child requires parental consent. Your job is simple — show up, be kind, follow the handbook's two-adult rule.

• Always have two unrelated adults present at in-person meetings.
• Never message a kid one-on-one outside the chapter.
• Approve every video and every join request yourself.