26 Hoosier Banker March 2016 iAB Financial Bank, Fort Wayne, made a donation in January of $2,500 to the Wells County Foundation. The donation will be used to further charitable and philanthropic interests in the county. 1st Source Bank, South Bend, donated $65,000 in January to Ancilla College to be used as an early-bird gift during the quiet phase of the college’s upcoming comprehensive campaign. The bank previously supported a new 100-bed residence hall and 150-capacity student life center/dining hall that was completed in 2015. 1st Source Bank, South Bend, donated $10,000 in January to Family Focus. The donation will be used for their Kids in Difficult Situations (KIDS) Program that provides homebased therapy for families in need of services. 1st Source Bank, South Bend, donated $7,500 in February to Healthier Moms and Babies. The funds will be used to assist in the efforts to reduce infant mortality and improve the outcome of pregnancies for women in Allen County. The La Porte Savings Bank donated $500 to the Westville Community Volunteer Fire Department in January. The donation recognized the work and dedication of the volunteers. West End Bank, Richmond, selects a nonprofit organization each month as a focus for charitable efforts. For December, the bank selected three organizations, donating $315 to Salvation Army, $100 to the Liberty Lions Club and $100 to the Nettle Creek Lions Club. For January, the bank selected The Townsend Community Center, donating $355. All donations were raised through internal employee donations to the organizations. banking on coMMuniTy Pictured in front (left to right), Jamie Oberlie and Tiffany Stacy of The La Porte Savings Bank,Westville banking center, present a donation check to members of the Westville Community Volunteer Fire Department. Shown at left, Gale Ramsey, human resources assistant,West End Bank, Richmond, presents a donation check to Captain Alex Norton of the Salvation Army. Shown at right, Sherri Lahman, Liberty branch manager,West End Bank, Richmond, is pictured with Carl Sharp of the Liberty Lions Club. Shown at left, Carole Kramer, Hagerstown branch manager,West End Bank, Richmond, is pictured with Cindy Harper of the Nettle Creek Lions Club. Shown at right, Gale Ramsey, human resources assistant,West End Bank, Richmond, presents a donation check to Sue Roberson, board president, and Debbie Rudd, treasurer, of The Townsend Community Center. Sid Schwartz, vice president and business banking officer, iAB Financial Bank, Fort Wayne, presents a $2,500 donation to Tammy Slater, chief executive officer,Wells County Foundation. 1st Source Bank, South Bend, presents a donation of $65,000 to Ancilla College. Pictured (left to right) are: Connie Lemler, regional president, 1st Source Bank; Todd Zeltwanger, vice president of development, Ancilla College; Mike Brown, chief financial officer, Ancilla College; Dr. Ken Zirkle, president,Ancilla College; and Jim Seitz, president, 1st Source Bank. Pictured left to right,Trish Lahey, banking center manager, and Matt Vessely, regional president, with 1st Source Bank, South Bend, present a donation to Jim Burns, executive director, and Kimberly Boone, manager of therapists, with Family Focus. 1st Source Bank trust officer Rob Patrick (left) and Larry Mayers, bank regional president, present a donation check to Paige Wilkins, program manager of Healthier Moms and Babies. Continued on facing page.
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