SANDY, Utah -- Mountain America Credit Union announced a new community investment with Operation Literacy, Utah’s leading literacy non-profit serving children and teenagers. This relationship underscores Mountain America’s ongoing commitment to education, empowerment, and community impact.
Through this investment, Mountain America will help expand three cornerstone initiatives led by Operation Literacy:
- Book Drop: Delivering more than 2,500 free, age-appropriate books directly into the hands of children and teens who need them most.
- StoryCon: An annual literacy and storytelling festival that connects thousands of young readers with authors, educators, and peers.
- Teen Readers’ Choice Award Gala: A celebration that recognizes teen-selected favorite books and authors, elevating youth voices in the literary community.
“At Mountain America, we believe that investing in education is one of the most powerful ways we can support our communities,” said Sharlene Wells, senior vice president of public relations and organizational communications at Mountain America Credit Union. “Operation Literacy has a proven track record of igniting a love of reading in children and teens, and we are proud to help expand their programs to reach even more young people.”
The new agreement builds on Mountain America’s long-standing focus on financial literacy, education, and community well-being. By joining forces with Operation Literacy, the credit union is expanding access to essential literacy programs that empower young readers and set them on the path to lifelong learning.