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Nonprofit-funded financial education program available to Montana residents

January 8, 2020/

Hand holding out money, multiple hands receiving

The Human Resource Development Council started a financial literacy program in the summer of 2019 which has attracted dozens of participants, organizers say.

The Financial Opportunity Center is one of two in a rural community, according HRDC officials.

The program is funded by LISC, a New York City nonprofit that has poured millions into similar programs across the country.

The education consultation for is free for anyone.

To schedule an interview email [email protected].

by Deion Broxton


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