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FNB Denim Day Program donates to Imagination Factory Children’s Museum

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First National Bank & Trust donated $1,390 to the Imagination Factory Children’s Museum in Iron Mountain. The funds were raised from the last quarter Denim Day program. From left are Lexi Roberge, FNB; Jean O’Dette, FNB; Diane Blaskowski, FNB; Jonathan Ringel, Imagination Factory; Barb Reisner, Imagination Factory; Lisa Villringer, FNB; Kira Peters, FNB; and Joseph Linn, FNB. Submitted photo

IRON MOUNTAIN -- The Imagination Factory Children's Museum recently received a $1,390 donation from First National Bank & Trust in support of its mission to celebrate the wonder of childhood while fostering early literacy through engaging, hands-on learning experiences.

The funds were raised during the bank's second-quarter employee Denim Day initiative, which allows staff members to make financial contributions in exchange for wearing denim on designated workdays. This quarter's campaign benefited the Imagination Factory Children's Museum.

The museum offers interactive exhibits and play-based learning experiences designed to support early childhood development. Each space is created to encourage curiosity, creativity, teamwork, problem-solving and other developmental milestones while inspiring a lifelong love of learning.

The Imagination Factory also continues to strengthen its impact through partnerships with more than 50 local agencies, businesses, organizations and schools, working together to expand educational opportunities and enrich the lives of children and families throughout the community.

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