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    Families Remember

    A co-branded children's financial literacy book that organizations give to clients, employees, and communities to help parents start meaningful conversations about money at home.

    Most corporate gifts are forgotten within days. This one becomes part of family story time.

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    Trusted by industry leaders

    Allstate
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    Mercy Estates
    PLACE
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    Mercy Estates
    PLACE

    Why most corporate gifts are forgotten.

    Every organization wants to show appreciation. You want clients to feel valued. You want employees to feel recognized. You want families in your community to remember your organization in a positive way.

    So companies send gifts.

    Coffee mugs. Snack baskets. Branded merchandise.

    The intention is thoughtful. But the impact is often short-lived. Many of these gifts are used once, set aside, and eventually thrown away. Within a few days, the moment is gone, and so is the connection.

    For organizations that truly care about the relationships they build, that raises an important question: What if the gift actually mattered?

    Broken branded corporate mug in trash
    Mother reading with child

    A different kind of gift.

    Now imagine something different. A parent sits down with their child at the end of the day. A book opens, and a story begins.

    What starts as a simple bedtime story becomes something more.

    • A moment of connection.
    • A moment of learning.
    • A moment where a parent introduces lessons that can shape how their child thinks about the future.

    And inside that book is a message from your organization to their family.

    In that moment, your gift becomes more than a promotional item. It becomes part of a family memory.

    When a Gift Becomes Something More

    That moment between a parent and child is powerful. But what makes it truly meaningful is what happens next.

    • A simple story becomes a conversation.
    • A conversation about money, responsibility, and the future.

    This isn't just a children's book. It's a story designed to help families introduce financial lessons at an early age, when children are naturally curious and open to learning.

    A book like this isn't opened just once. It's read again and again, becoming part of bedtime routines, family traditions, and the quiet moments where parents teach their children about the world.

    Years later, the lessons remain. And so does the memory of where that story came from.

    Organizations that share these books aren't just giving a gift. They're becoming part of a family's story and are helping shape the financial future of the next generation.

    Family reading together

    Organizations We Partner With

    Used by professionals to create meaningful moments with the families they serve.

    Built for Organizations That Serve Families

    From real estate to banking, insurance, schools, and nonprofits, these books help organizations create meaningful moments with the families they serve. Whether used as a thoughtful gift, an educational tool, or part of a broader outreach strategy, they help spark conversations about money, saving, and the future.

    Client GiftsFinancial EducationFamily EngagementCommunity Outreach

    Real Estate Professionals

    Agents and brokerages share these books with clients as a thoughtful closing gift to help families start conversations about money and the future.

    Financial Advisors

    Advisors give these books to clients' families as a way to introduce financial literacy to the next generation.

    Banks and Credit Unions

    Financial institutions use these books as part of financial education initiatives and community outreach programs.

    Insurance Professionals

    Insurance agencies share these books with families as a meaningful reminder that protecting a future also means preparing the next generation.

    Schools and Educational Programs

    Schools and educational programs use these stories to introduce financial literacy to young students in a simple and engaging way.

    Nonprofits Supporting Families

    Nonprofit organizations use these books to help introduce financial literacy to children in underserved communities.

    Corporate Partnership Options

    Some look for a meaningful gift. Others want a customized edition that reflects their values. Here are the most common ways companies partner with us.

    Corporate Gift Orders

    For organizations looking to share a meaningful gift with families.

    • Client appreciation
    • Employee families
    • Community events
    • School partnerships
    Minimum: 50 books

    Co-Branded Corporate Edition

    For organizations that want to personalize the experience.

    • Your logo on the back cover
    • Custom message page inside the book
    • A story that connects your brand to financial literacy
    Minimum: 100 books

    Community Impact Partner

    For organizations that want to support financial literacy at scale.

    • Books distributed to schools
    • Nonprofit organizations
    • Community programs
    • Families who may not otherwise have access
    Minimum: 500 books

    Your Brand Becomes Part of the Story

    Through our co-branded editions, organizations include their logo and a custom message that reflects their commitment to helping families build stronger financial futures.

    Custom message page inside book

    Custom Message Page

    Your organization can include a dedicated message inside the book. Every time the story is read, families see the message from the organization that made it possible.

    Co-branded back cover with partner logos

    Co-Branded Back Cover

    Your organization's logo appears on the back cover. As the book sits on a shelf or is revisited at bedtime, families remember where the story came from.

    Full co-branded book — front and back cover spread

    What Early Partners Are Saying

    As a principal, it is always inspiring to see educators extend their impact beyond the classroom, and Benny the Bunny Learns to Save is a beautiful reflection of that commitment. Through the charming story of Benny and his love for candy, this book captures a lesson that is both simple and profoundly important for young children — the value of patience, planning, and saving for the future.

    What makes this story especially effective is how relatable it is. Children naturally connect with Benny's excitement, his impulsive choices, and ultimately, his disappointment when he has nothing left on a rainy day. The turning point, guided by both his mother's wisdom and Penny's thoughtful habits, models real-life decision-making in a way that is gentle, memorable, and empowering.

    This book does more than teach financial literacy — it builds character. It encourages resilience, delayed gratification, and thoughtful choices, all through an engaging and age-appropriate narrative. Benny the Bunny Learns to Save is a valuable addition to any classroom or home library and a wonderful tool for helping children develop habits that will serve them for a lifetime.

    Daniel Winkler

    Daniel Winkler

    Principal · Abraham and Sara Silber Middle School, Yeshiva of South Shore

    Providing value to my clients beyond just insurance has always been important to me, and Benny the Bunny Learns to Save has been a great way to do exactly that. I purchased 60 copies to give out as client gifts, and the response has been overwhelmingly positive. Clients truly appreciate the thoughtfulness behind it, especially those with young children. It opens the door to meaningful conversations about financial responsibility while also strengthening my relationships with the families I serve. It's a simple yet powerful way to stay top of mind and add real value. I highly recommend this to any professional looking to deepen client relationships in a genuine and impactful way.

    Christina Shaw

    Christina Shaw

    Agent · Allstate Insurance

    Allstate Insurance

    There are many ways to build a relationship but none is stronger than sharing the gift of personal growth. This book warmed my heart and will do the same for any other reader.

    Jason Abrams

    Jason Abrams

    Chief Learning & Strategy Officer

    Let's explore a partnership.

    Imagine your organization helping families start conversations about money, responsibility, and building a strong financial future.

    That's the kind of gift families remember.

    Share a few details below and we'll reach out to start the conversation. It only takes about 30 seconds, and there's no obligation.

    What happens next

    • 1

      Submit the form with details about your organization.

    • 2

      We'll reach out to schedule a short conversation.

    • 3

      Together we'll explore the best partnership option for your goals.

    Information is kept strictly confidential.