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Love Columbia and other non-profits benefiting from new campaign

September 29, 2022 By Brian Hauswirth

First State Community Bank, which is headquartered in Farmington, was founded in 1954 (photo courtesy of FSCB website)

A Columbia not-for-profit that helps residents struggling to provide for their basic needs is benefiting from an area bank’s community strong campaign.

First State Community Bank (FSCB) has launched the new campaign, as it opens a new branch in fast-growing southeast Columbia. Bank regional president Joe Miller of Ashland invited Columbia’s Love Incorporated to this week’s ribbon-cutting ceremony. Mr. Miller tells 939 the Eagle that the bank is giving money to non-profits for new accounts that are opened.

“We’re giving back to the community. We have Love Inc, Love Columbia represented here today. But we’re giving back $50 for every new account opened here at First State Community Bank (FSCB) to a local not-for-profit. So we’re very excited about that too,” Miller says.

Love Columbia’s website says they serve anyone in Columbia who’s struggling to provide for their basic needs or improve their life and wants to help create a path forward. Love Columbia says many of the people it serves have nowhere else to turn.

Filed Under: 93.9 The Eagle, basic needs, Columbia not-for-profit organizations, First State Community Bank (FSCB), FSCB central Missouri regional president Joe Miller, Homepage, Love Columbia, Mid-Missouri News, post to twitter, Syndicated

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