April is Community Banking Month! A perfect time to highlight the important role that local banks have in supporting their communities. To celebrate, First National Bank will be hosting donation drives in each of our lobbies benefitting local organizations. Please stop by and join us in our efforts to give back to those who need it most!
Bring your donated items from April 3 to April 28!
| Bastrop: Headquarters | Bastrop Pregnancy Resource Center | New baby equipment (floor bouncers/playmats), clothing up to 3T, diapers and wipes, maternity clothes, baby bath and hygiene products, infant toys, and books |
| Bastrop: Highway 71 | Children's Advocacy Center | New socks, underwear, bras and bralettes (big kid + adult sizes), deodorant and other family toiletries, shelf stable foods (canned soups, meats, juice boxes, etc. ) |
| Bastrop: Downtown | Head Start Program | Diapers (4-7), wipes, paper towels, crayons, markers, construction paper, notebooks, underwear (4-5), Kinetic sand, chalk, outside toys, paint sets, notebooks, balls, pencil boxes, etc. |
| Cedar Creek | Bastrop County Animal Shelter | Kitten formula, dog walking bags, 33 gal black trash bags, Lysol wipes/sprays, dry erase markers, dry kibble dog food, puppy pads, Royal Canin Mother & Baby cat food |
| Elgin | Bastrop County Emergency Food Pantry | Non-perishable, canned & dried food such as canned meats/veggies/fruit, corn bread mix, juices, Hamburger Helper, assorted crackers, rice, peanut butter, etc. |
| Smithville | Angels Unaware Ministry | Full size hygiene products: shampoo, conditioner, deodorant, etc. |
Why are community banks special?
- We are the primary funding source for most local construction projects and residential mortgages.
- We make significant financial donations to local charitable, school, and professional organizations.
- We support many of the area’s small businesses.
- Local residents control the bank as shareholders and/or account holders.
- We give customers relationship-based banking experience, superior customer service and the pride that comes with reinvesting in your community.
