BATON ROUGE, La. – Two elementary school students got to feel what it is like to be millionaires–but only for a day–as part of E FCU’s essay and art contest.
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The two boys were each awarded larger than life million-dollar checks. They got to keep a day's interest off that amount, which gave them just more than $40 to start saving for their futures. The boys were also each awarded a five-year, $500 CD.
After a brief tour of the credit union’s Market Street branch, the millionaires for a day sat down and had lunch with a real millionaire, Todd Graves, the owner of Raising Canes Chicken Fingers
