Our Programs
Alongside our grants, Kingdom Charitable Trust runs signature programs — hands-on financial literacy, a national scholarship, and international partnerships.
Financial literacy, hands on.
Kingdom Charitable Trust is committed to ensuring that everyone has access to financial literacy and education. Each year, we partner with Kingdom Capital Management to host a stock market draft, offering our community a hands-on experience in trading and investing through a simulation built for middle and high school students.
The game first and foremost has brought awareness to the power of investing. One student has taken a big interest and checks in weekly and now wants to improve his financial situation because he wants to be able to invest.— Tevin, Lead Financial Success Coach
Students compete on the PersonalFinanceLab classroom platform, managing virtual portfolios against real market data over the course of the draft.
For more information on how your charity can participate in next year’s stock market draft, email us at info@kingdomct.org.
“The most important investment you can make is in yourself.” — Warren Buffett
Student Growth Journey in Investing
Disclaimer: This software is designed for middle and high school students, offering a stock market simulation that provides a valuable learning experience, though it doesn’t perfectly replicate real-world trading.
Honoring our founder. Investing in scholars.
In partnership with Scholarship America, Kingdom Charitable Trust proudly presents the Janet Madori Scholarship — five grants awarded to exceptional individuals each year. We seek students who reflect the heart and values of our founder: those who exemplify resilience, compassion, generosity, intellect, maturity, and leadership in all they do.
Compassion
Giving
Intellect
Leadership
Maturity
Resilience
Eligibility
- Current high school senior
- Intend to enroll full-time at an accredited four-year college or university
- Minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale (or equivalent)
- Demonstrated leadership through school, community service, or work
- Personal statement outlining educational and career aspirations
- Consideration given to applicants who have faced unusual personal or family challenges
The Janet Madori Scholarship Society is a community of emerging leaders committed to making a difference in their communities and fields. As a member, you are part of a legacy of impact, connection, and purpose — building a strong philanthropic culture in the next generation of changemakers.
Society Members Will
- Access personalized mentorship and valuable resources
- Be provided peer support through a matching program
- Participate in volunteer projects and service learning programs
- Join philanthropic giving circles and be eligible for community awards
Applications close March 25, 2026 at 4:00 PM EST, or once 200 applicants are received.
Current scholars: fill out the Matching Form to be connected with a peer partner.
2026 Scholars
Donata Amineva
Johns Hopkins University
Boca Raton, FL
Alvin Luu
University of Florida
Sarasota, FL
Diogo Florentino-Mattos
Harvard College
Tampa, FL
Ai Pham
University of South Florida
Jupiter, FL
Maja Targonski
University of Central Florida
Sarasota, FL
2025 Scholars
Kennedy Ellis
University of Tampa
Sussex, WI
Olivia Fry
St. Mary's College
Fort Wayne, IN
Lydia Logan
Union University
Bolivar, TN
Gabriella Mosto
Tufts University
Salem, NH
Davvi Swain
Texas A&M University
Winnsboro, TX
2024 Scholars
Allison Xu
University of Pennsylvania
Rockville, MD
Ava Allwardt
Stanford University
Boca Raton, FL
Jacob Logan
Union University
Bolivar, TN
Madison Schultz
University of West Florida
Pace, FL
Vanessa Lim
Stanford University
Medford, OR
Kingdom Charitable Trust’s international impact goal is to collaborate with high-impact nonprofit partners to deliver urgent medical care globally and to directly support at-risk youth in the Bahamas with comprehensive, life-changing services. Our dual-focus model reinforces KCT’s belief that both global health and localized care are essential to building stronger, more resilient communities.
Ranfurly Home for Children
A vital partner in this mission is Ranfurly Home for Children, which provides care and shelter for 24 children who have experienced neglect, abuse, and abandonment. Through our partnership, KCT supports Ranfurly in offering safe and stable housing, access to quality education, comprehensive support services, and meaningful enrichment opportunities.
The partnership is personal: KCT Trustee and Chairman Kinny Madori lived at Ranfurly Home before being adopted at age 15. During the Trust’s April 2026 visit, Kinny shared his story with the children, encouraged them to dream big, and introduced them to financial literacy and investing through the KCM x KCT Stock Market Draft.
Relationship buildingSite visits, program implementation & capacity buildingCommunity learning & knowledge exchangeDocumentation & evaluations
Our 2025 Impact
