Community Involvement

Bottled Water

The FNB Community Bank provides bottled water and rolling coolers to local not-for-profits for 5Ks, post-prom, and other activities.

To learn more, contact The FNB Community Bank.

The FNB Community Bank employee Courtney Dalman presents water to Anna Walker, volunteer of The DeMoulin Museum.

Jeans for Charity

Since November 2012, The FNB Community Bank employees have voluntarily paid $10 a month to wear jeans on Friday. Money collected is then given each month to a different charity selected by our employees. Charitable giving rotates among the five communities we serve - Vandalia, Ramsey, Patoka, Mulberry Grove, and Greenville. Each year our employees are sending thousands of dollars to help others in need.

Haleigh, a 15-year-old student at Patoka High School diagnosed with a form of cancer known as Mucoepidermoid Carcinoma, received a Jeans for Charity donation.

Volunteerism

The FNB Community Bank employees share their time and talents in the community. From membership in civic groups like the Lions Club and Soroptimists, to leadership in organizations like the Chamber of Commerce and Park District Board, our employees care about their hometowns.  Employees often participate in community events like the 9 Mile Gut Check, Ramsey Days Sale, Salvation Army bell ringing, and Senior Bingo at the Bond County Fair.

The FNB Community Bank employee Sarah Bauer face painting at the Vandalia Bicentennial.

Sponsorships

The FNB Community Bank is a strong supporter of our local schools. But we also contribute yearly to area fire departments, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, public libraries, local museums, and countless others. Each year, a Hometown Support Breakfast is held in Vandalia and Greenville to present checks to area not-for-profits.

The FNB Community Bank's Joe Schaal standing with a Fayette County 4-H member at a livestock auction.

FNB Parade Schedule

Shred-Fest 

Student of the Month Program

A student should meet the following criteria:

• Minimum 3.0 GPA
• Display leadership skills
  • Honesty, accountability, delegation, decision-making, good communication, inspires others
• Demonstrates good moral character
  • Trustworthiness, reliability, shows respect to others
• Active in extracurricular activities
  • May include school, church, or work
• Desire to succeed
  • Has expressed future career goals and / or college plans

Nominations

Online Student of the Month Nomination Form

Printable Student of the Month Nomination Form

Completed printable nomination forms must be emailed to waukamp@thefnb.com.

2020 Student of the Month Winners

2021 Student of the Month Winners