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Community Support

It means a lot to be Your Bank For Good!

When we use the saying My Bank For Good it’s our promise that we’re here for you through every stage of life and committed to making a real difference in the communities we serve. We care about MORE than just bank accounts and show it by volunteering and providing financial support to area organizations. We believe we all thrive when we work together!

Interested in a charitable contribution from SNBT?

Be sure to review the general qualifications to be considered.

Contribution Request Form

 

MY bank

one-and-only bank

MY BANK FOR GOOD

my BANK

banking for every life stage

for GOOD

accomplishing good things

FOR GOOD

for decades to come

Community Outreach

We are here for you today and every day thereafter to support our community and grow together. Through the examples below, SNBT is helping make a difference in our communities.

Charitable Giving

  • Bank & Employee Contributions: SNBT supports over 201 area organizations with $191,100 in annual contributions.
  • Employee Volunteerism: Staff served our community for 3,616 hours in 2025.
  • Scholarship Awards: SNBT awards scholarships totaling over $19,000 annually to local high school and college students.

Sponsorships

SNBT proudly sponsors numerous public events throughout the communities in which we have offices.

  • M&M Children's Museum Block Party
  • Bands at Badger
  • Family Recreation Day
  • Numerous Parades
  • Wausaukee Fall Festival
  • ... and more!

Educational Initiatives

SNBT educates youth and adults to help them better understand and manage their finances.

  • Financial Education Award: SNBT has earned recognition every year for more than a decade from the Wisconsin Bankers Association for outstanding work in financial education.
  • Educational Presentations: Through “Get Smart About Credit” and “Teach Children to Save” roughly 280 students learned about financial literacy from presentations given by SNBT employees.
  • National Walk to School Day

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