MountainOne Enhances Financial Literacy for Children Through Storybook Program at Hull Lifesaving Museum

MountainOne recently brought its Storybook Program to the Hull Lifesaving Museum's Summer Adventure program, where children and their families enjoyed a special storytime session featuring "Something to Save," the second book in MountainOne's original series. The event, led by Community Banking Officers Devon Stone and Meghan Dunphy, along with Universal Banker Chris Barber, aimed to introduce young readers to the concepts of saving money, planning ahead, and making thoughtful choices in a fun and relatable way.

The story of Mo the Spokesgoat and his friend Penny the Chipmunk captivated the audience, encouraging kids to think about what they might save for and how setting goals can help achieve their dreams. The highlight of the morning was a visit from Mo himself, who brought joy and excitement to the children, offering high-hooves and photo opportunities.

MountainOne's Storybook Program, which includes titles like "How to Climb a Mountain" and "Something to Save," is designed to promote early literacy, financial education, and positive life skills. The program's team regularly visits schools, libraries, and community organizations to host readings and interactive activities, making financial concepts accessible to young audiences. For more information on the program and upcoming events, visit https://mountainone.com/mo-storybook.

This initiative reflects MountainOne's commitment to community engagement and financial education, demonstrating the importance of starting financial literacy education early. By making these concepts approachable and enjoyable, MountainOne is helping to lay the foundation for a financially savvy future generation.