Fifth Third Bank said it will debut its Banking to Go mobile kiosk, which brings banking services to low-to-moderate income communities, at the 110th annual NAACP convention July 20-24 at the Detroit Marriott at Renaissance Center in Detroit. 

The bank has previously served these communities with a Financial Empowerment Mobile, also known as an eBus, to serve as a financial classroom for residents. The eBus and the Banking to Go kiosk include Wi-Fi and computers to give residents the ability to open accounts, get a copy of their credit report, obtain small business services, homebuyer information and job search resources. 

"Fifth Third is committed to helping people achieve their best lives through responsible financial solutions," Byna Elliot, chief corporate community and economic development officer at Fifth Third Bank, said in the press release. "The mobile kiosk helps us to address the community’s needs and ensure we are delivering retail services and products in a way that is accessible to them in areas where they live and work."