Children and families in the Franklin area and across the state will have a brighter holiday due to the kindness bestowed by Franklin Savings Bank, its employees and customers. The bank made a $1,000 donation to the Franklin Toy Drive spearheaded by Boomer’s Barbeque to collect unwrapped toys for children. In addition, the bank’s employees sponsored 25 children through Franklin Police Department’s annual Toys for Tots campaign, and delivered countless toy donations from customers to a similar campaign organized by the Boscawen Police Department.
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FSB purchases $10,000 in CDFA tax credits to support Family Promise
Franklin Savings Bank recently purchased $10,000 in Community Development Finance Authority tax credits to assist Family Promise of Southern NH with a short-term housing project to continue their mission of combating homelessness for families.
Take the Wheel NH Program celebrates first graduate
Franklin Savings Bank in partnership with Lakes Region Community Developers, HOMEteam, and Grappone Automotive Group is pleased to congratulate the first graduate of Take the Wheel NH – a program offered to low- to moderate-income families in need of a reliable, fuel-efficient vehicle.
FSB Awards $40,000 in Grants to 9 Organizations
Nine organizations received a grant from the FSB Fund for Community Advancement, the philanthropic arm of Franklin Savings Bank. This round of funding represents the 44th grant cycle totaling $40,000 in awards.
FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK PURCHASES $10,000 IN CDFA TAX CREDITS TO SUPPORT MAKING MATTERS NH
Franklin Savings Bank recently purchased $10,000 in New Hampshire Community Development Finance Authority business tax credits from Making Matters NH – a maker and shared workspace located in Penacook, NH. The bank’s donation will enable them to expand upon the...
FSB purchases $50k in Tax Credits for Gale School
Franklin Savings Bank purchased $50,000 in New Hampshire business tax credits from Lakes Region Community Developers (LRCD) to support the redevelopment of the Gale School in Belmont. The project will transform the dilapidated building into a vibrant community facility hosting a child care center operated by the Boys & Girls Club of Central NH and a program center operated by Lakes Region Community Services (LRCS).
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