Citizens Bank Announces More Than $1.5 Million in Financial Literacy Charitable Contributions to Non-Profits In Nine States
Effort also leverages the financial expertise of 400 Citizens bankers who volunteer with local nonprofits to teach consumers how to manage their money better
The Citizens Helping Citizens Manage Money program is a yearly effort by the bank to teach financial literacy throughout the communities it serves. This year, the bank will provide more than
“Financial Literacy Month is an opportunity to educate our communities on how to establish good financial habits and better understand personal finances,” said
Citizens Helping Citizens Manage Money is part of the bank’s broader Citizens Helping Citizens program, which addresses three key areas: hunger, financial education and strengthening communities.
For additional information on Citizens Helping Citizens Manage Money, visit Citizens’ website.
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