Minnesota’s TCF Bank raised $150,000 for March of Dimes, a nonprofit that champions for the health of mothers and babies.
Donations were accepted at 136 branches from customers and team members across Illinois and Wisconsin and at the TCF 100-mile bike ride for March of Dimes.
“Strong partnerships like ours with TCF are vital to our mission to help raise awareness of the health issues moms and babies face in this country through education, advocacy, research and support,” said Ashley Summers, executive director at March of Dimes Chicago. “We are so grateful for TCF’s continued support these past 16 years and look forward to partnering with them to ensure we build healthier families.”
TCF Bank is committed to strengthening and investing in the communities that it serves and values the opportunity to support such an important cause. Fundraising efforts include the March for Babies walks that took place in Milwaukee and Chicago and the TCF-hosted March for Babies Bicycle Ride, a 100-mile bike ride that spans over two days.
“I am grateful for the efforts and generosity of our customers and team members who year after year support March of Dimes as it fearlessly works to provide all mothers and babies with the best possible start to life,” said Lou Campos, director of retail banking at TCF Bank. “I sincerely thank our customers and team members for their generosity as it is their efforts that make this fundraiser a great success.”
Since 2011, customers and employees of the $23 billion TCF Bank have donated more than $1.3 million to the March of Dimes.