Audrey BellingerAudrey B's Sno-Go Co.
At 10 years old, Audrey opened her own mobile shaved ice trailer in Waverly, NY — the only shaved ice business in town. She runs it with over 60 flavors and a full weekday schedule.
Read their story →🐾 Kidpreneurship Platform
EVERY KID HAS A SUPERPOWER.
LET'S FIND YOURS.
GoToddy is a real mentoring platform for kids who want to build real businesses. Not a game. Not homework. The actual thing.
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Your Private Workspace
The Lab
Your ideas live here. Try things. Break things. Build things nobody's seen yet. The Lab is your private space to explore before you take anything public.
WORKSHOPWEBSITE BUILDERPITCH GENERATOR
Get Out There
Find Stuff To Sell
Farmers markets. Yard sales. Estate sales. Pop-up events. Find where the opportunity is — wherever the Adventure Wagon is parked.
FARMERS MARKETS 🌽YARD SALES 📦ESTATE SALES 🏠
The Philosophy
Ten Fingers. Ten Toes.
You don't learn to build a business by sitting in a classroom. You learn by doing it. This is for the kids who think differently, move differently, and build differently.
🛡️ Giving Back
A portion of GoToddy proceeds goes to SCAN — Stop Child Abuse Now. You can't teach a kid to build something real if they don't feel safe. That's not a partnership. It's a commitment.
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THE PROOF
Kids Are Already Doing This.
GoToddy didn't invent kid entrepreneurship. These kids prove it works — we just built the tool to help more of them do it.
Mario MackJ's Pop-Up Shaved Ice
Mario started his shaved ice food truck at age 10 in Fairfield, Alabama. Now 12, he's saving up to expand to a bigger truck — and gives away free shaved ice to people experiencing homelessness once a month.
Read their story →LottieBackyard Shaved Ice Stand → Snowie Equipment
Lottie started with a stand in her front yard. She worked it consistently enough to upgrade to real commercial shaved ice equipment — and now she talks directly with the manufacturer about what she needs.
Read their story →None of these kids had a platform behind them. Imagine what they could\'ve built with one.