Today's children must navigate unprecedented change. Technological advancement, pandemics, wars, and the climate emergency all contribute to rapidly evolving social and financial landscapes. This changing world needs children and youth who possess socioemotional and financial skills and resilience, who dare to think critically, and who act as agents of change in their own lives to build a more equitable and sustainable world. Social franchises--where the franchisor grants franchisees licenses and training to use their intellectual property for social benefit--are an innovative yet under-explored model in education. Aflatoun International, an education NGO based in Amsterdam, uses a social franchise model to provide social and financial education (SFE) to children and youth globally. Aflatoun's work spotlights the following three key benefits of using a social franchise model for delivering quality SFE globally that are presented in this article: (1) scalability; (2) flexibility; and (3) knowledge sharing.