Smart Money Coloring Book & Crayons

The book introduces earning, saving, and spending decisions to young learners through simple scenes about money choices. It builds early financial habits before kids handle much money of their own. That makes it a fit for banks and schools that run financial-literacy outreach for children.

Banks, credit unions, and schools share it at financial-literacy days, branch open houses, and Teach Children to Save events. Nonprofit money-coaching programs and libraries also use it during youth workshops. Branding the cover ties the giveaway to a specific bank or literacy program.

Yes. The earning-saving-spending theme pairs naturally with Teach Children to Save Day and youth account promotions at a branch. Handing children a branded book reinforces the lesson a banker delivers in person. It also gives families a reason to remember your institution after the event.

Yes. The cover imprints in up to two colors, with the second color at no extra charge, so your logo and name appear on every book. You can also add your logo to the crayon wrappers or leave them plain to save. Branding both keeps your name in front of the family at home.

Estimate the students and families you reach across school visits and branch events, then order once to reach a better price, since cost drops at volume to about $1.67 at 2,500 units. The 300-unit minimum covers a single event. Combine several branches or schools into one order for a better break.

Yes. Four non-toxic crayons sized for small hands come sealed in the poly bag with each book, ready to color with nothing to assemble. You only choose whether the crayon sleeve is plain or carries your logo. That keeps a large school giveaway simple to distribute.

Yes. Each book is printed and assembled in the USA, which meets domestic-sourcing preferences some institutions and school partners follow. That can matter when a purchase runs through a community program with sourcing rules. It also keeps the supply chain short compared with imported items.