Oneota Valley Literary Foundation Partners with Decorah Bank to Promote Financial Literacy Among Children
Oneota Valley Literary Foundation (OVLF) and Decorah Bank & Trust are excited to partner together to promote financial literacy in the local community. Through a grant, OVLF has acquired 94 copies of Priceless Facts About Money by Mellody Hobson, an engaging children’s book that has become a nationwide favorite, recognized as one of Oprah’s Favorite Things of 2024 and a New York Times bestseller. With facts, historical insights, and playful illustrations, the book provides a unique resource for kids to build essential financial skills that will benefit them throughout their lives.
Decorah Bank & Trust is committed to investing in the next generation by equipping them with knowledge they’ll carry for a lifetime. As part of this educational effort, Decorah Bank & Trust will provide a complimentary copy of a Middle School Personal Finance Workbook, designed to help students learn sound money management habits.
The Oneota Valley Literary Foundation, known for promoting literacy and providing access to valuable resources, identified Priceless Facts About Money as a powerful tool to teach children about financial concepts in an engaging way. "The OVLF is thrilled to partner with Decorah Bank & Trust for this book gifting opportunity, and we are excited to empower young readers and their families with this valuable piece of financial education," said Sarah Krammen, OVLF Marketing Manager.
This partnership emphasizes the importance of teaching young minds about money in a fun and approachable way. Community members are encouraged to visit Decorah Bank & Trust to claim their free copy of this must-read book and workbook. Supplies are limited, so don’t wait!
About Oneota Valley Literary Foundation The Oneota Valley Literary Foundation is dedicated to fostering the joy of reading and literacy in Northeast Iowa. Through partnerships, donations, and literary programs, the foundation makes books and educational resources accessible to readers of all ages.
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