Local families enjoyed a special visit from MountainOne during the Hull Lifesaving Museum’s Summer Adventure program, where kids gathered for a story time featuring “Something to Save,” the second book in MountainOne’s original storybook series.

The story follows Mo the Spokesgoat and his friend Penny the Chipmunk as they learn about saving money, planning ahead, and making thoughtful choices. The book is part of MountainOne’s growing Storybook Program, designed to help children build early financial awareness in a fun, approachable way.

Community Banking Officers Devon Stone (Scituate) and Meghan Dunphy (Rockland), along with Universal Banker Chris Barber from MountainOne’s Scituate branch, led the reading and shared the story with the group. Kids were invited to think about what they might save for and how setting goals can help make dreams possible.

The morning’s highlight was a visit from Mo the Spokesgoat himself, who brought smiles, high-hooves, and plenty of photo opportunities.

“Such a fun morning with the kids and their families at the Hull Lifesaving Museum,” said Meghan Dunphy.

“It’s always a pleasure to bring Mo into the community,” added Devon Stone. “These events are a great way to introduce kids to the basics of saving in a way that is engaging and relatable.”

About Mo’s Storybook Program
MountainOne’s storybooks “How to Climb a Mountain” and “Something to Save” are the first titles in a growing series featuring Mo the Spokesgoat. The series is designed to promote early literacy, financial education, and positive life skills for young readers. The MountainOne Storybook Team regularly visits schools, libraries, and community organizations to host engaging readings, lead interactive activities, and give kids the chance to meet Mo in person. To learn more about the Mo’s Storybook Program, including upcoming events and free resources for families, visit mountainone.com/mo-storybook.

About MountainOne
Headquartered in North Adams, MA, MountainOne is the mutual holding company of MountainOne Bank and offers a full range of financial services through MountainOne Bank, MountainOne Insurance, and MountainOne Investments.

MountainOne Bank, founded in 1848 and headquartered at 93 Main Street in North Adams, MountainOne Bank (mountainone.com) offers deposit and lending products and services for individuals and businesses. Full-service offices are located in the Berkshires (North Adams, Pittsfield, Williamstown) and Boston’s South Shore (Rockland, Quincy, Scituate). Member FDIC, Member DIF, Equal Housing Lender.

MountainOne Insurance, a subsidiary of MountainOne Bank, MountainOne Insurance (mountainone.com/insurance) offers a wide range of insurance solutions, including personal and business property and casualty insurance, surety bonding, employee benefits, and life and Medicare coverage. Offices are located in the Berkshires (North Adams, Pittsfield, Stockbridge, Williamstown) and the Pioneer Valley (Longmeadow, West Springfield, Wilbraham).

MountainOne Investments, a division of MountainOne Bank, MountainOne Investments (mountainone.com/investments), and its financial advisors offer securities and advisory services through Commonwealth Financial Network®, member FINRA/SIPC, a Registered Investment Adviser. Fixed insurance products and services are offered through CES Insurance Agency or MountainOne Investments. MountainOne Bank is not a registered broker-dealer or Registered Investment Adviser. MountainOne Bank and MountainOne Insurance are not affiliated with Commonwealth. MountainOne Investments’ main office is at 85 Main Street, Suite 100, North Adams, MA 01247. (413) 664-4025

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