Current Notices

WGRN 89.5 FM, the Greenville University station, is broadcasting live from FNB Greenville Saturday, Feb. 23 from 10-11:30 a.m. 

Stop by for refreshments, free stuff and the chance to win prizes, no purchase necessary.

Community Involvement

Bottled Water

First National Bank ( FNB ) provides bottled water and rolling coolers to local not-for-profits for 5Ks, post-prom, and other activities.

To learn more, contact FNB Marketing Director John Goldsmith.

members of First National Bank standing next to coolers and water bottles

First National Bank ( FNB ) employee Amber Bruno presents water to Mary Klein ( right ) for the Vandalia Correctional Center's employee health fair.

Jeans for Charity

Since November 2012, FNB 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.

First National Bank employees holding a donation check for the Patoka American Legion

The Patoka American Legion received a Jeans for Charity donation for installing new playground equipment in the local park.

Volunteerism

FNB 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.

First National Bank employee ringing a Salvation Army bell

During the holidays, FNB employees can often be found ringing the bell for the Salvation Army.

Sponsorships

The First National 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.

Joe Schaal presenting a check to Brittany Hawkins

First National Bank's ( FNB ) Joe Schaal presents a check to Brittany Hawkins, Director of the Greater Fayette County Chamber of Commerce, for sponsorship of one of the organization's events. FNB is a firm believer in the mission of our area Chambers of Commerce.