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Money Smart Piggy Bank Pageant winner selected

June 5, 2018 iowajumpstart

piggybankcontest2.jpgTihanna Brown is the winner of the 2018 Money Smart Piggy Bank Pageant contest, receiving a $100 award. With the contest, children design piggy banks to learn about financial literacy.

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