Wisconsin-based Waukesha State Bank recently announced its partnership with the Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago to award a $25,000 Community First Accelerate grant to Waukesha small business Karen for Hair LLC. [Continue]
St. Paul, Minn.-based Sunrise Banks employees and customers donated more than 600 toys and $1,475 in cash to the Toys for Tots campaign. [Continue]
Medford, Wis.-based Prevail Bank donated $5,100 to Plover Whiting Youth Athletics to help the nonprofit build a two-story pavilion and renovate batting cages and dugouts. [Continue]
Merrillville, Ind.-based Centier Bank donated $1,000 to the Unity Foundation and $1,000 to faith-based community health care group Center for Healing & Hope. [Continue]
Northwest Bank branches in Milford, Arnolds Park and Spirit Lake, Iowa, organized work to raise money and gather food items for the Okoboji, Iowa, and Spirit Lake Schools backpack programs. [Continue]
St. Paul, Minn.-based Bremer Bank announced three $10,000 donations to local nonprofits to mark its 80th anniversary. [Continue]
The 10 Days of Giving food drive coordinated by Winona, Minn.-based Merchants Bank collected 261,127 pounds of food this year. [Continue]
Oregon, Wis.-based One Community Bank donated $10,000 to the Salvation Army of Dane County for the 2023 Red Kettle Christmas Campaign. OCB colleagues are volunteering throughout the month to ring bells in different locations throughout Dane County. The Salvation Army provides food and shelter, youth services and disaster assistance. “Both organizations are committed to making … Read more
Nearly $15,000 was donated to nine local nonprofits as part of Medford, Wis.-based Prevail Bank’s Holiday Matching Funds campaign this month. The public donated $8,228, and the bank matched up to $1,000 at each branch. Donations included: $3,400 to Owen-Withee Food Pantry, which provides food and nutrition assistance to eligible low-income households. Catkins Animal Rescue … Read more
Sparta, Mich.-based ChoiceOne Bank donated $55,000 to the Kiwanis Club of Lapeer, Mich., to build an inclusive playground. [Continue]