North Salem State Bank is the newest corporate partner of the Hendricks County Community Foundation.
Recently, NSSB President John Colvin and CFO Matt Howrey presented HCCF Executive Director Janet Haley with a $10,000 check.
“It has been a privilege to support the community foundation for many years as the bank believes strongly in the charitable work of the foundation throughout Hendricks County,” Colvin said. “This is another way we give back to our community.”
The North Salem State Bank has been a locally owned community bank since 1923.
The Hendricks County Community Foundation has been working to improve the quality of life in the community since 1996. It manages a $7 million collection of funds that are created by individuals, families, and organizations for charitable purposes. For more information, call the foundation at 718-1200.
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