The Stephenson National Bank & Trust (SNBT) proudly continues its tradition of supporting non-profit organizations across Marinette, Oconto, and Brown Counties in Wisconsin, as well as Menominee and Marquette Counties in Michigan. In 2024, SNBT donated over $158,000 in scholarships and monetary contributions to aid local non-profits in their vital missions.
Greg Salmen, President and CEO of SNBT, emphasizes the bank’s commitment to community betterment. “At SNBT, our commitment to the community is at the heart of everything we do. We believe that by supporting local non-profits, we can help create a brighter future for everyone. Our contributions are more than just financial; they represent our dedication to fostering growth, education, and well-being in the communities we proudly serve.”
SNBT’s commitment is evident through its financial education programs, countless volunteer hours, and significant monetary donations. The impact of these contributions is highlighted by the heartfelt stories from recipients, showcasing the real difference SNBT’s support has made. By sharing these inspiring stories, SNBT aims to encourage more community members to get involved and support other meaningful causes.
CASA of Menominee/Marinette will use this donation to serve two additional children in need. Currently, CASA of Menominee/Marinette supports 33 children across Menominee and Marinette Counties. Each child requires approximately $2,680 per year to cover the costs of recruitment, training, staff support, and other direct and indirect expenses essential to fulfilling CASA’s mission.
Little River Fire Department will be using this donation to upgrade their gear washing machine. This essential equipment is crucial for maintaining the safety and effectiveness of the firefighters’ gear, ensuring it is properly cleaned and decontaminated after each use. The upgraded gear washing machine will enhance the department’s ability to protect its firefighters from harmful contaminants and extend the lifespan of their gear.
The contribution to Bread by the Bay Food Pantry will significantly impact their mission to nourish the community. It will be used to provide eggs, fresh produce, and meat to those in need, ensuring that more individuals and families have access to nutritious food.
For more information on any of these groups and their missions in our community, contact the organization directly or contact SNBT. To learn more about the projects that SNBT supports, visit www.snbt.com/mybankforgood.