33 Hoosier Banker October 2015 dren in Haiti receive educations. Through donations, more than 200 folders, 84 scissors, 72 crayon boxes, 24 colored pencil boxes, 25 bulletin board packs, 25 dry erase boards and more was collected for the students. United Bank, Evansville, hosted a Community Day at the Mount Vernon banking center on Aug. 22. The event celebrated the Mount Vernon community by welcoming 25 local nonprofit organizations to distribute information to the public about their services, and by holding a dancing and musical talent showcase. Springs Valley Bank & Trust Company, French Lick, participated in fundraiser efforts in August to support the Lange-Fuhs Cancer Center at Memorial Hospital and Health Care Center. Bank employees assisted in making bracelets and other fundraising activities. The bank’s effort, along with Rosie Ubelhor from David’s Beauty Salon, resulted in $10,000 raised for the cause. 1st Source Bank, South Bend, donated $15,000 in August to the Marshall County Economic Development Corp. for the implementation of a strategic plan to guide economic development activities and programs over the next five years. t Lake City Bank, Warsaw, has provided financing for the Lakeland Construction Trades home built by the Building Trades Class, made up of students from Lakeland and Westview high schools. The home is located in Shipshewana. Hoosier Heartland State Bank, Crawfordsville, held a Click for Cash & Community promotion in August, in which an individual won $250 cash personally and $250 cash to be given to charities of the winner’s choice. The promotion resulted in $125 donated to Youth Services Bureau and $125 to Gold Star Mothers. West End Bank, Richmond, selects a nonprofit organization each month as a focus for charitable efforts. For August, the bank selected Centerville Playground, donating $300 from internal employee donations to the organization. Community First Bank of Indiana, Kokomo, conducted a twoweek school supply drive for Project 117, a not-for-profit organization helping chilbanking on coMMunity Employees of Lake City Bank,Warsaw, are pictured with a house built by local high school students. Pictured left to right are: Mark Ulrich, assistant vice president, retail banking loan officer; Cathy Hefty, assistant vice president, LaGrange office manager; Sarah Bontrager, assistant vice president, Shipshewana office manager; and Ken Mishler, vice president, commercial banking officer. Brad Monts, president, Hoosier Heartland State Bank, Crawfordsville, presents a donation check to Timbre Rojanasupya, winner of the bank’s Click for Cash & Community promotion. Pictured right to left, Gale Ramsey,West End Bank human resources assistant, presents a donation check to Bob Nuss, Centerville Playground representative. School supplies collected by Community First Bank of Indiana, Kokomo, to be sent to Haiti. Springs Valley Bank & Trust Company, French Lick, assisted in raising $10,000 for the Lange-Fuhs Cancer Center. United Bank, Evansville, hosts Community Day at the bank’s Mt.Vernon banking center. Connie Lemler and Joe Hunting of 1st Source Bank present a donation check to Jerry Chavez (center), Marshall County Economic Development Corp.
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