Hebron Savings Bank (HSB) proudly participated in the American Bankers Association’s (ABA) annual Teach Children to Save initiative this April, reaching more than 500 students in schools across the Eastern Shore.
HSB employees delivered engaging, age-appropriate lessons focused on saving, smart spending, and building strong financial habits. The program is part of a nationwide effort to promote financial literacy and equip young people with the knowledge they need to make sound financial decisions.
“Financial education is one of the most important ways we can invest in our communities,” said Jennifer A. Poulsen, President and CEO of Hebron Savings Bank. “By teaching children the value of saving and making smart choices early, we’re helping set them up for long-term success.”
The lessons, based on ABA Foundation resources, are designed to help students understand key financial concepts and develop lifelong money management skills. Programs like Teach Children to Save also strengthen community connections and reinforce the bank’s role as a trusted local partner. HSB collaborated with local schools and educators to ensure the presentations were impactful and relevant, continuing its commitment to supporting financial literacy throughout the region.
About Hebron Savings Bank Founded in 1910, Hebron Savings Bank is a community-focused financial institution headquartered on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. The bank is committed to providing personalized banking services while supporting the economic growth and well-being of the communities it serves. Through community partnerships, charitable giving, and educational initiatives, Hebron Savings Bank continues its long-standing tradition of investing in the future of the region.
