At FSB, our branding promise is FASTER. STRONGER. BETTER.® But what does that really mean?
For starters, we take pride in delivering FASTER answers to our customers … whether that’s in person, online, via telephone, chat or a video conference. We are passionate about customer service, and work hard each day to build STRONGER relationships by connecting customers with the banking solutions they need to achieve the financial success they deserve.
We also live out our brand by helping to build BETTER communities in which to live, work and play. One example of this can be found in the 30+ family-friendly free events that FSB hosts or sponsors each year.
Because of our financial strength, we are privileged to donate more than $200,000 each year to a variety of educational programs, local community enrichment initiatives, and donor-dependent charitable organizations to help enhance the quality of life for all residents. I’m also proud to share that our employees volunteer several thousand hours of their personal time each year to more than 75 local non-profit organizations. At the heart of it all, we are a family-owned community bank that loves to give back to our neighborhoods and enhance the financial lives of our customers.
As a locally owned community bank, FSB takes pride in financially supporting a wide variety of charitable organizations. More than 70% of our charitable contributions are given to organizations that operate under the 501(c)(3) section of the Internal Revenue Code.
FSB primarily considers donation requests pertaining to education, health care and quality of life initiatives. We will consider event sponsorships that include non-compete agreements with significant consideration as being the only financial institution sponsoring an event or cause.
To submit a donation request, please complete the online donation request form. While FSB makes every effort to respond to all inquiries as soon as possible, please allow 2-4 weeks for a donation request response.
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