Inspiring Entrepreneurship in Kids with Lemonade Day
Collegiate Peaks Bank is proud to announce that it is an official sponsor of Lemonade Day Denver, an “experiential learning journey where kids learn how to start a business, manage money and build critical life skills.” As the inaugural banking sponsor of Lemonade Day Denver, Collegiate Peaks Banks is investing in the next generation of entrepreneurs."We are incredibly grateful to Collegiate Peaks Bank for their generous donation and for being the first bank in Denver to support Lemonade Day!” said Katie Sever, Lemonade Day’s Denver Market Manager. “Their commitment to investing in our city's young entrepreneurs is inspiring and we are thrilled to partner together to empower the next generation of business leaders."
"A key part of our culture at Collegiate Peaks Bank is supporting the communities we serve, and that begins with investing in children,” said Liam Girard, President of Collegiate Peaks Bank. “Lemonade Day Denver is a fun and inspiring way for kids to explore entrepreneurship and build real-world financial skills. When young people learn about money early, they’re better equipped for long-term success. By investing in youth, we’re investing in the future of our communities.”
"A key part of our culture at Collegiate Peaks Bank is supporting the communities we serve, and that begins with investing in children,” said Liam Girard, President of Collegiate Peaks Bank. “Lemonade Day Denver is a fun and inspiring way for kids to explore entrepreneurship and build real-world financial skills. When young people learn about money early, they’re better equipped for long-term success. By investing in youth, we’re investing in the future of our communities.”
Lemonade Day Denver includes a series of events where kids and teens set up lemonade stands:
• Urban Peaks Homeless Shelter will be starting their curriculum the week of August 25
• Sun Valley is having their Lemonade Day on September 18
• Sun Valley is having their Lemonade Day on September 18
Collegiate Peaks Bank is also planning a Lemonade Day of its own for a future date.
Since inception, Lemonade Day has been committed to delivering youth entrepreneurship programming that is accessible to all children regardless of age, color, race, handicap, economic status, national origin, religion, gender, sexual orientation or gender identification. Lemonade Day is available for all children to participate at no cost. More information is available at www.lemonadeday.org.