Northwest Bank supports humane society
Employees from three Northwest Bank locations in Milford, Arnolds Park and Spirit Lake, Iowa, hosted an effort to raise money and pet supplies for the Northwest Iowa Humane Society. [Continue]
Westbury ends 2018 with $67,400 in grants
Wisconsin’s Westbury Bank Charitable Foundation approved requests totaling $27,400 for the second funding cycle, totalling $67,400 in grants for 2018. [Continue]
Sound Community joins gender equity effort
Seattle’s Sound Community Bank announced a partnership with 100% Talent, an employer-led gender equity initiative of Women’s Funding Alliance. [Continue]
Iowa bank blazes trails
State Savings Bank, Creston, Iowa, announced its commitment to expanding the trail system in Cherokee, Iowa, by contributing $25,000. [Continue]
U.S. Bank helps expand internet access in Ohio
Minneapolis-based U.S. Bank invested approximately $3.2 million to help expand and modernize an existing broadband network for 2,000 residents and businesses in rural Appalachian communities in northeastern Ohio. [Continue]
WaterStone Bank honors vets through nonprofit partnerships
This Veterans Day, WaterStone Bank, Wauwatosa, Wis., will partner with 11 Wisconsin nonprofits to honor veterans. [Continue]
1st Source helps fund nursing building
Indiana’s 1st Source Bank donated $100,000 to support construction of a new nursing education building at Southwestern Michigan College, Dowagiac, Mich. [Continue]
mBank underwrites Wisconsin nonprofits
Manistique, Mich.-based mBank announced a $15,000 donation to support local non-profits in the greater Merrill, Wis., area. The bank recently moved into the area through its acquisition of Lincoln Community Bank, Merrill. [Continue]
Wisconsin bank donates building
McFarland State Bank will donate its downtown Stoughton, Wis., bank building and the adjacent parking lot to the City of Stoughton to be used for public purposes and to serve Stoughton citizens for generations to come. [Continue]
First National awards grants
First National Bank recently awarded $956,000 in community development grants to 51 organizations in Colorado, Nebraska, Illinois, Kansas and South Dakota. [Continue]