Awards were presented to sixteen seniors at seven area high schools.
Sixteen high school graduates were granted a combined total of $14,550 in scholarships on behalf of the FSB Scholarship Fund. The awards were presented to seniors from seven area high schools located within the bank’s primary market area, and include: Franklin High School, Gilford High School, Goffstown High School, Merrimack High School, Merrimack Valley High School, Newfound Regional High School, and Winnisquam Regional High School. One of the sixteen scholarship recipients was granted through the FSB Employee and Dependent Scholarship program.
“As a community bank, we’re proud to support students who are working hard to build bright futures,” explains Brian Bozak, President & CEO. “These scholarships represent our belief in the next generation, and our commitment to helping them reach their potential.”
Since 1994, the FSB Scholarship Fund has provided support to students in their pursuit of higher education. To date, the bank has awarded 725 scholarships totaling $422,679 to high school graduates. The scholarship fund represents the bank’s commitment to helping families afford higher educational opportunities for their children who wish to attend college on a full-time basis. Visit FSBNH.BANK for additional information.
Established in 1869, Franklin Savings Bank is an independent, mutually-owned community bank, offering an array of commercial lending, personal banking and investment services. The Bank also offers investment and financial planning services through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Independence Financial Advisors. A recognized leader in providing the latest in financial services technology, Franklin Savings Bank remains committed to serving the needs of businesses, families and the communities it serves, through a dedicated team of employees, a diverse line of financial products and services, and continued investment in emerging technology. Visit www.fsbnh.bank to learn more or follow the bank on Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, and YouTube.