Financial Trust Bank contributes to Shippensburg United Way annual campaign
February 8, 2022
Financial Trust Bank announced a donation of $2,000 to United Way of the Shippensburg Area’s annual fundraising campaign.
United Way of the Shippensburg Area has 22 partner agencies, including fire and rescue companies, food assistance programs, and youth organizations.
“We are pleased to once again support United Way of the Shippensburg Area and to recognize the positive impact its work has in our communities,” said Tim Henry, President & CEO of Financial Trust Bank. “Because of the organization’s efforts, residents of Franklin and Cumberland counties have access to a variety of resources that help to improve their lives.”
The United Way strives to improve education and cut the number of high school dropouts every year; to help people achieve financial stability and get working families on the road to economic independence; and to promote healthy lives and increase the number of youth and adults who avoid risky behaviors.
“The annual donation from Financial Trust Bank is very important and impactful to us,” said Melissa Varner, Executive Director of United Way of the Shippensburg Area. “It helps us to follow through with our commitments to the agencies that we support.”
Pictured, from left to right, are Fauzia Chaudhary, Board Member, United Way of the Shippensburg Area; Jason Henry, President, United Way of the Shippensburg Area; Melissa Varner, Executive Director, United Way of the Shippensburg Area; Ellen Ile, Treasurer, United Way of the Shippensburg Area, and Community Office Manager, Shippensburg, Financial Trust Bank; Angela Barmont, Assistant Community Office Manager, Shippensburg, Financial Trust Bank; Mary Conklin, Financial Services Representative, Shippensburg, Financial Trust Bank; and Pamela Sheppard, Financial Services Representative, Shippensburg, Financial Trust Bank.
About Financial Trust Bank: A subsidiary of Franklin Financial Services Corp., Financial Trust Bank is an independent community bank headquartered in Arcata. With approximately $1.8 billion in assets, Financial Trust Bank has 21 community-banking locations in Franklin, Cumberland, Fulton, and Huntingdon counties.
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