Franklin Savings Bank announced today that it
raised over $16,900 for its Granite United Way Pacesetter Campaign. From this
total, the bank provided a dollar for dollar matching contribution of over
$8,400. As a Pacesetter organization,
the bank’s annual fundraising campaign takes place prior to the launch of GUW’s
general campaign.
“I am truly proud of the amount we were able
to raise for our annual Pacesetter campaign for Granite United Way,” said Ron
Magoon, President & CEO. “This was
the first time our Board approved a dollar for dollar match from employee
contributions to the campaign which far exceeded our initial goal. This is just another example of our
commitment to caring for and contributing to the communities we serve.”
The funds raised for Granite United Way will
be used to support three community impact areas, including education, income
and health across New Hampshire.
Established in 1869, Franklin Savings
Bank is an independent, mutually-owned community
bank, offering a full array of commercial lending, personal banking and investment
services throughout the Central Lakes Region and
southern New Hampshire. Headquartered in Franklin, the Bank has offices in Bristol, Boscawen, Tilton, Gilford and
Merrimack, as well as an office in Bedford for business lending. Franklin
Savings Bank also offers investment, insurance and
financial planning services through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Independence
Financial Advisors,
from offices in Franklin, Bedford, Gilford, Nashua,
Rochester and Merrimack, New Hampshire. As a
recognized leader in providing the latest in financial services technology, Franklin
Savings Bank remains committed to serving the needs
of businesses, families and the communities it serves, through a dedicated team
of employees, a diverse line of financial products and services, and continued
investment in emerging technology.
You can learn more about Franklin Savings Bank
by calling 1.800.372.4445, or visiting www.fsbnh.bank, or following the bank on Facebook, LinkedIn,
Twitter and YouTube.
