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Regions Bank has launched a bank-wide volunteer initiative for Financial Literacy Month in April, focusing on their 'Share the Good' program with the theme 'Building Financial Confidence'. The initiative includes organizing financial wellness events across their multi-state footprint, continuing a 16-year tradition.

The bank's Regions Next Step® program offers free financial education courses covering topics from budgeting to retirement planning. Key events include homeownership programs in Florida markets, budget simulations at HBCUs, fraud-prevention sessions in Mississippi, and financial education programs at various community organizations.

Notable metrics include reaching approximately 1.6 million people with financial education in 2024. The bank is hosting various webinars and workshops throughout April, including 'Building Better Money Habits' sessions and Extra Credit events for students and parents.

Regions Bank ha lanciato un'iniziativa di volontariato a livello bancario per il Mese della Consapevolezza Finanziaria ad aprile, concentrandosi sul programma 'Share the Good' con il tema 'Costruire Fiducia Finanziaria'. L'iniziativa prevede l'organizzazione di eventi di benessere finanziario in tutti i loro stati, continuando una tradizione di 16 anni.

Il programma Regions Next Step® della banca offre corsi gratuiti di educazione finanziaria che coprono argomenti che vanno dalla pianificazione del budget alla pianificazione della pensione. Tra gli eventi principali ci sono programmi di proprietà della casa nei mercati della Florida, simulazioni di budget presso le HBCU, sessioni di prevenzione delle frodi nel Mississippi e programmi di educazione finanziaria presso varie organizzazioni comunitarie.

Metriche notevoli includono il raggiungimento di circa 1,6 milioni di persone con educazione finanziaria nel 2024. La banca ospiterà vari webinar e workshop per tutto aprile, comprese le sessioni 'Costruire Migliori Abitudini Finanziarie' e eventi Extra Credit per studenti e genitori.

Regions Bank ha lanzado una iniciativa de voluntariado a nivel bancario para el Mes de la Alfabetización Financiera en abril, enfocándose en su programa 'Share the Good' con el tema 'Construyendo Confianza Financiera'. La iniciativa incluye la organización de eventos de bienestar financiero en su huella en varios estados, continuando una tradición de 16 años.

El programa Regions Next Step® del banco ofrece cursos gratuitos de educación financiera que abarcan temas desde la elaboración de presupuestos hasta la planificación de la jubilación. Los eventos clave incluyen programas de propiedad de vivienda en mercados de Florida, simulaciones de presupuesto en HBCUs, sesiones de prevención de fraudes en Mississippi y programas de educación financiera en diversas organizaciones comunitarias.

Las métricas notables incluyen alcanzar aproximadamente a 1.6 millones de personas con educación financiera en 2024. El banco está organizando varios seminarios web y talleres a lo largo de abril, incluidas las sesiones 'Construyendo Mejores Hábitos de Dinero' y eventos de Crédito Extra para estudiantes y padres.

Regions Bank는 4월 재정 교육의 달을 맞아 'Share the Good' 프로그램을 주제로 한 전 은행 자원봉사 이니셔티브를 시작했습니다. 이 이니셔티브는 16년의 전통을 이어가며 여러 주에서 재정 웰빙 이벤트를 조직하는 것을 포함합니다.

은행의 Regions Next Step® 프로그램은 예산 편성부터 은퇴 계획까지 다양한 주제를 다루는 무료 재정 교육 과정을 제공합니다. 주요 이벤트로는 플로리다 시장에서의 주택 소유 프로그램, HBCU에서의 예산 시뮬레이션, 미시시피에서의 사기 예방 세션, 그리고 다양한 지역 사회 단체에서의 재정 교육 프로그램이 있습니다.

주목할 만한 지표로는 2024년까지 160만 명에 가까운 사람들에게 재정 교육을 제공하는 것입니다. 은행은 4월 내내 '더 나은 돈 습관 기르기' 세션과 학생 및 부모를 위한 추가 학점 이벤트를 포함한 다양한 웨비나와 워크숍을 개최합니다.

Regions Bank a lancé une initiative de bénévolat à l'échelle de la banque pour le Mois de la Littératie Financière en avril, en mettant l'accent sur leur programme 'Share the Good' avec le thème 'Construire la Confiance Financière'. L'initiative comprend l'organisation d'événements de bien-être financier sur leur territoire multi-états, poursuivant une tradition de 16 ans.

Le programme Regions Next Step® de la banque propose des cours gratuits d'éducation financière couvrant des sujets allant de la budgétisation à la planification de la retraite. Les événements clés incluent des programmes de propriété de logement sur les marchés de la Floride, des simulations de budget dans les HBCU, des sessions de prévention des fraudes dans le Mississippi et des programmes d'éducation financière dans diverses organisations communautaires.

Les indicateurs notables incluent l'atteinte d'environ 1,6 million de personnes avec une éducation financière en 2024. La banque organise divers webinaires et ateliers tout au long du mois d'avril, y compris des sessions 'Construire de Meilleures Habitudes Financières' et des événements de Crédit Supplémentaire pour les étudiants et les parents.

Regions Bank hat eine bankweite Freiwilligeninitiative für den Monat der Finanzkompetenz im April gestartet, die sich auf ihr Programm 'Share the Good' mit dem Thema 'Finanzielle Zuversicht aufbauen' konzentriert. Die Initiative umfasst die Organisation von Veranstaltungen zur finanziellen Gesundheit in ihrem Multi-Staaten-Gebiet und setzt eine 16-jährige Tradition fort.

Das Regions Next Step® Programm der Bank bietet kostenlose Finanzbildungskurse an, die Themen von Budgetierung bis zur Altersvorsorge abdecken. Zu den wichtigen Veranstaltungen gehören Programme zum Eigenheim in den Märkten Floridas, Budgetsimulationen an HBCUs, Betrugspräventionssitzungen in Mississippi und Finanzbildungsprogramme bei verschiedenen Gemeinschaftsorganisationen.

Bemerkenswerte Kennzahlen umfassen die Erreichung von etwa 1,6 Millionen Menschen mit Finanzbildung im Jahr 2024. Die Bank veranstaltet im April verschiedene Webinare und Workshops, darunter Sitzungen zu 'Besseren Geldgewohnheiten aufbauen' und Extra Credit-Veranstaltungen für Schüler und Eltern.

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Share the Good is part of Regions’ commitment to supporting the company’s growing, vibrant markets through greater financial literacy.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Regions Bank on Wednesday announced the launch of a bank-wide volunteer initiative as part of its Financial Literacy Month celebration this April.

Regions Bank on Wednesday announced the launch of a bank-wide volunteer initiative as part of its Financial Literacy Month celebration this April. In addition, Regions has additional resources available in April for people and students to help build financial confidence.

Regions Bank on Wednesday announced the launch of a bank-wide volunteer initiative as part of its Financial Literacy Month celebration this April. In addition, Regions has additional resources available in April for people and students to help build financial confidence.

Creating greater financial wellness is a key component of Regions’ community engagement strategy. And in the coming days and weeks, Regions will be organizing Share the Good financial wellness events across the company’s multi-state footprint, building on a 16-year tradition in which associates from across Regions’ markets come together under the Share the Good banner to support their communities and volunteer.

“Increasing financial wellness is the right thing to do – to help ensure every person has the opportunity for financial success,” said Leroy Abrahams, head of Community Engagement at Regions. “It’s also an investment in our communities. When people have a greater understanding of their finances, they make better decisions. By establishing a better situation today for themselves and their families, they’re also building generational wealth and creating a healthier economy. And that benefits all of us.”

Regions executes on its commitment to financial wellness in several ways. First, the bank provides easily accessible, no-cost financial education courses to anyone, whether they’re a Regions customer or not. Regions Next Step® curriculum includes customized tools, online resources, webinars, podcasts and in-person sessions covering topics ranging from budgeting, to saving and understanding credit, to insights for small-business owners, college students and people planning for retirement – and every life event and milestone in between.

“Building Financial Confidence” is the theme for this year’s Share the Good program, and associates across Regions’ markets will be working with community partners all month to host financial education events for a variety of audiences. Examples include:

  • Tampa, Orlando and Jacksonville: In these Florida markets, Regions teams are working with the Women’s Council of the National Association of Real Estate Brokers local chapters to conduct Regions’ Next Step Path to Homeownership program to an audience of first-time homebuyers.
  • Huntsville, Ala.: As part of Regions Day at Alabama A&M University, an HBCU (historically Black College and University) in the bank’s home state, up to 500 students are expected to participate in a Regions Next Step Reality Check budget simulation. The bank is also hosting Regions Day financial wellness events at two other HBCUs, Tennessee State University and Jackson State University.
  • Jackson, Miss.: Regions is hosting a fraud-prevention session for small-business owners and nonprofit leaders. Working with the Mississippi Alliance for Nonprofits and Philanthropy, Regions Branch Manager Jason Morris will lead the session at the organization’s Nonprofit and Philanthropy Leadership Conference & Annual Meeting on April 25 at the Jackson Convention Complex.
  • Austin, Texas: To help ensure students of Del Valle Early College High School/ P-Tech Center are prepared for success, Regions teams will be onsite to deliver Reality Check sessions. “Regions is proud to support these hardworking students, and we’re looking forward to ‘Sharing the Good’ at Del Valle once again in April,” said Stephanie Perryman, Regions Bank Market Executive and Commercial Banking Leader in Austin.
  • Birmingham: Regions teams are presenting the Regions Next Step Money Basics for Life program at Disability Rights & Resources. On April 14, clients will take part in the Credit and Identity Theft course, part of a curriculum to enhance independent living skills and help people with disabilities learn to make good financial decisions. The bank was honored last year by the American Bankers Association Foundation for this groundbreaking financial wellness program.
  • New Orleans: Regions has a longstanding relationship with the Boys and Girls Clubs of Metro Louisiana and has facilitated financial education programs in the New Orleans and Baton Rouge markets for several years. Local teams are collaborating with BCG this month to present three Reality Check sessions: April 8 in Covington, April 22 in Slidell and April 23 in Gretna.

Along with community events, Regions bankers and branch associates will be hosting financial wellness activities throughout the month, including the following:

  • Building Better Money Habits: Regions will host webinars on April 8 and 24 that provide guidance for consumers looking to increase their savings, build financial stability and improve credit scores.
  • Students and Parents: A Regions Extra Credit event, held live and via webcast on April 24, provides important information for high school juniors and seniors, their parents and school administrators, such as budgeting, financial aid, fraud prevention, investing and more. Participants in the Birmingham area may join in person at the Regions Riverchase Operations Center or anyone can join online from 4:30-5:30 CT. Click here to register.
  • Small Businesses: Regions’ bankers will be providing free workshops and seminars, in person and virtually, for small-business owners and their employees throughout the month. Anyone interested can contact a Regions representative at their local branch.

Like financial wellness, giving back is a key part of Regions’ culture and community engagement strategy. So, aligning these efforts in April – which is also National Volunteer Month – emphasizes the importance of both at the bank.

“April is always an exciting time at Regions,” said Gina Sian, head of the Regions Making Life Better Institute. “As we celebrate both Volunteer and Financial Literacy Month, adding our Share the Good campaign to the mix gives our associates a perfect opportunity to volunteer together and share the ‘goodness’ and importance of financial education to young ones and young once, at schools, businesses and nonprofit organizations.”

Approximately 1.6 million people received financial education from Regions in 2024. Volunteers, including certified Regions Next Step Ambassadors, are specially trained to deliver the material and present tailored courses to K-12 and college students, small-business owners, new homeowners, veterans, people with disabilities, seniors and more.

The full array of Regions Next Step financial wellness resources can be found at www.regions.com/nextstep. Examples of how associates work with community partners to deliver these programs can be found in the annual Shared Value Report and the Community Engagement section of Regions’ news website, Doing More Today.

About Regions Financial Corporation

Regions Financial Corporation (NYSE:RF), with $157 billion in assets, is a member of the S&P 500 Index and is one of the nation’s largest full-service providers of consumer and commercial banking, wealth management, and mortgage products and services. Regions serves customers across the South, Midwest and Texas, and through its subsidiary, Regions Bank, operates approximately 1,250 banking offices and more than 2,000 ATMs. Regions Bank is an Equal Housing Lender and Member FDIC. Additional information about Regions and its full line of products and services can be found at www.regions.com.

Media Contact:

Jennifer Elmore

Regions Bank

205-264-4551

Regions News Online: regions.doingmoretoday.com

Source: Regions Financial Corporation

FAQ

What is Regions Bank's Share the Good program focusing on in April 2025?

The program focuses on 'Building Financial Confidence' through financial education events and volunteer initiatives across multiple states.

How many people did Regions Bank's financial education programs reach in 2024?

Regions Bank's financial education programs reached approximately 1.6 million people in 2024.

What free financial resources does Regions Bank offer through Next Step?

Regions Next Step offers free courses, online resources, webinars, podcasts, and in-person sessions covering budgeting, saving, credit, and various life-stage financial topics.

What specific financial education events is Regions Bank hosting in Florida markets?

In Tampa, Orlando, and Jacksonville, Regions teams are conducting Next Step Path to Homeownership programs for first-time homebuyers in partnership with local NAREB chapters.
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