Bank Five Nine School Supply Drive Helps Local Students Start the School Year Strong
Brookfield Branch employees prepare to deliver donated school supplies to Burleigh Elementary School and Dixon Elementary School in Brookfield.
Thanks to the generosity of employees, customers, local businesses, and community members, supplies collected through Bank Five Nine’s annual School Supply Drive are now being distributed to local schools and organizations, helping students throughout southeastern Wisconsin start the school year prepared for success.
Throughout the second half of summer, Bank Five Nine branches collected backpacks, notebooks, crayons, pencils, and other classroom essentials. The donations are now being delivered to schools and nonprofit organizations serving families across the communities the bank proudly serves.
“This School Supply Drive is a great example of neighbors helping neighbors,” said Tim Schneider, President and CEO of Bank Five Nine. “Thanks to the generosity of our employees, customers, local businesses, and community members, students across our communities will start the school year with the tools they need to succeed. That’s what Making Lives Better is all about.”
Germantown Branch employees help “Stuff the Bus” with donated school supplies as part of the annual Riteway Bus Company Stuff the Bus campaign.
This year’s drive was strengthened by support from several local businesses and organizations that collaborated with Bank Five Nine to collect supplies.
In Germantown, donations were made through Riteway Bus Company’s annual Stuff the Bus campaign. Additional support came from Gehl Foods and County Line Dental, whose employees contributed school supplies to help students and families prepare for a successful school year.
West Bend Branch employees pose with collected school supplies before delivering them to Casa Guadalupe Multicultural Education Center.
In Brookfield, supplies were distributed between Burleigh Elementary School and Dixon Elementary School, helping ensure local students have the classroom essentials needed for the new school year.
In West Bend, collected supplies were donated to Casa Guadalupe Multicultural Education Center, supporting educational opportunities and resources for local families.
In Grafton, donations were delivered to Ozaukee Family Services, where staff expressed their appreciation for the school’s supplies and support provided through the drive. The organization shared that the donations will help many local families in need throughout Ozaukee County, including those in the Grafton community.
In Hartland, donations were delivered to Lake Country Caring, where supplies will be distributed to area students and families preparing for the start of the school year.
The Hartford branch directed its donations to the Hartford Joint 1 School District, helping provide essential school supplies to students throughout the district.
In Mequon, donations were delivered to Family Sharing of Ozaukee County, helping local students and families access the resources needed for a successful start to the school year.
The annual School Supply Drive is one of many ways Bank Five Nine brings its mission of Making Lives Better to life. In addition to offering personalized banking products and services, the bank invests in the communities it serves through volunteerism, charitable giving, sponsorships, and local involvement, helping create stronger communities for everyone.
