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FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK GRANTS $5,000 TO THE HOME POSSIBLE PROJECT
Franklin Savings Bank recently granted $5,000 to The Home Possible Project to assess and evaluate a potential supportive housing community in Gilford for adults with development disabilities. “Everyone deserves a safe, supportive place to call home,” comments Brian...
FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK COLLECTS OVER 640 TOYS DURING WMUR TOYS FOR TOTS DRIVE
Franklin Savings Bank is excited to announce that it collected over 640 toys as part of the WMUR Toys for Tots drive. This was the fifth year in a row that the bank sponsored the fundraiser, which is managed by The Marines Toys for Tots Foundation. The goal of this...
FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK WELCOMES SEAN SKABO, VP, COMMERCIAL LOAN OFFICER
Franklin Savings Bank is pleased to welcome Sean Skabo to the role of VP, Commercial Loan Officer within its commercial lending group. Sean will be based out of FSB’s Boscawen location at 139 King Street. Sean comes to FSB with a B.S. in Financial Management from...
FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK GRANTS $5,000 TO THE BELKNAP HOUSE YARD PROJECT
Franklin Savings Bank recently granted $5,000 to Belknap House to support Phase Three of the yard improvement plan at its second location on Pine Street in Laconia. The grant will be used to secure the backyard area so that families have a safer spot to meet and spend...
FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK GRANTS $10,000 TO OPERATION DELTA DOG’S EFFORTS TO AID VETERANS
Franklin Savings Bank recently granted $10,000 to Operation Delta Dog’s effort to rescue and train more dogs that are specialized service companions for veterans through its Fund for Community Advancement. This grant helped the organization expand its initiative and...
JON JONES PROMOTED TO SVP, SENIOR LOAN OFFICER AT FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK
Franklin Savings Bank is pleased to announce the recent promotion of Jon Jones, Senior Vice President, Senior Loan Officer. In his expanded role, Jon will oversee Lending and help drive the strategic direction at FSB. “This promotion is well deserved,” states Brian...
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