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First National’s Project Teddy Bear Program Makes Annual Donations
First National’s Project Teddy Bear program committee is pleased to announce the 2023 holiday season drive collected nearly 400 new stuffed toys for donation to local emergency responders, crisis centers, children’s organizations and medical facilities. Since Project Teddy Bear’s inception in 2017, donations have been collected each year from the annual Flivver Hockey Teddy Bear…
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Crispigna’s Italian Market awarded $20,000 Elevate Grant from the Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis
Crispigna’s Italian Market has been a landmark on the North Side of Iron Mountain and known for their Italian products such as ravioli, sausage, pizzas, sauce, antipasto, porketta, bread and specialty meats and cheeses for nearly 100 years. Over time, the store has grown to include full event catering, lunch box programs, providing decadent desserts…
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6th Annual Flivver Hockey Teddy Bear Toss Taking Place December 5
First National Bank & Trust’s Project Teddy Bear program is pleased to announce the sixth annual Bring-a-Bear Teddy Bear Toss, with the goal of collecting new stuffed animals to donate to local area emergency responders, charities, and crisis centers. The Teddy Bear Toss takes place Tuesday, December 5 at Mountain View Ice Arena when the…
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FNB & Partners Announce Almost Home Animal Shelter Donations
First National Bank & Trust, in partnership with The Scott Sanders Agency, Arlington Roe Insurance Broker, and American Bankers Association Insurance Services are pleased to announce joint donations to the Almost Home Animal Shelter. First National Bank & Trust employees recently started a Denim Days giving program. Employees can wear denim jeans on designated days…
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First National Bank & Trust of Iron River Makes Donation to West Iron County Schools
The Iron River branch of First National Bank & Trust is pleased to announce a donation to the West Iron County School District. First National Bank & Trust Community Bank President Ryan Meske presented a donation check for $17,978.28 to Amber Laturi, Business Manager at West Iron County Public Schools. Funds will be utilized for…
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First National Bank & Trust Employees Donate to Coats for Kids Program
First National Bank & Trust employees made a donation yesterday to the Dickinson County Salvation Army Coats for Kids program. Funds generated thru employee events were used to purchase 41 coats, 8 snowpants, 14 hats, 3 hat/glove sets, 7 headbands, 68 pairs of gloves/mittens (pictured, in front): Diane Blaskowski, Tara Coss (Salvation Army), Jean O’Dette…
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