33 Hoosier Banker May 2016 First Bank Richmond, NA, sold Paws for Love in March to benefit the Help the Animals Shelter. The bank collected $640 that will be used to provide shelter, food and medical care for homeless pets until they find forever homes. West End Bank, Richmond, donated $5,000 to Richmond Community Schools during a school board meeting in March. As part of the bank’s financial literacy partnership with the school, the bank donated a percentage of the overall deposits saved by students to be applied toward academic and fine arts initiatives. West End Bank, Richmond, selects a nonprofit organization each month as a focus for charitable efforts. For March, the bank selected the Noonan Syndrome Foundation, donating $600 to the organization. t Gale Ramsey (right) of West End Bank, Richmond, presents a donation check to Beth Newton of the Noonan Syndrome Foundation. First Bank Richmond, NA, employees present a donation check to Help the Animals Shelter. Pictured in front (left to right) are Kristin Rogers, Pat Jones and Justin Thompson, First Bank Richmond, NA; and Susan Beeson Help the Animals Shelter. Pictured in back (left to right) are Chuck Tabeling, Melissa Buell, Becky Shank and Marilu Alexander, First Bank Richmond, NA. Andrew Floyd, school program coordinator for West End Bank, Richmond, presents a donation check to Dixie Robinson, Richmond Community Schools board president. Continued from facing page. Lake City Bank, Warsaw, held a ribbon-cutting ceremony in March to celebrate the grand opening of a branch located at 9640 N. Michigan Rd., Carmel. It is the fourth branch the bank has opened in the Indianapolis-area market. Centier Bank, Northern Indiana, held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on March 23 to celebrate the grand opening of a full-service retail branch inside the Schererville Strack & Van Til supermarket, located at 1515 US Highway 41. The new branch will offer extended and weekend hours, plus an EZ Deposit automated teller machine. First Bank Richmond, NA, has announced the opening of a full-service banking center located at 1835 Marketplace Blvd., Shelbyville. The banking center previously was housed in the Kroger Supermarket in Shelbyville. The new location features state-of-the-art automation, including both cash recyclers and a smart deposit ATM, and universal bankers. t new brAncHes, buildings & openings Maria Murphy, assistant vice president, office manager, Lake City Bank,Warsaw, cuts the ribbon to the new bank branch with (left to right) David Findlay, bank president and CEO; Carmel Mayor Jim Brainard and Zionsville Mayor Tim Haak. Mike Schrage, president and CEO of Centier Bank, Northern Indiana, stands with the new Schererville Strack and Van Til banking team. Pictured (left to right) are: Jenesse Koutropoulos; Karly Scherer; Schrage; Gina DeCicco, branch manager; Erica Eckiss, assistant manager; and Tiffani Davis, regional manager. First Bank Richmond, NA, celebrates the opening of its Shelbyville banking center.
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