Community News & Events
Norwalk Bank & Trust Attends the Norwalk Transit District's Annual Health & Financial Wellness Harvest Festival
Norwalk Bank & Trust branch manager, Dean Trombetta and our Personal Mortgage Banker, Carrie Angyal attended the Norwalk Transit District's Annual Health & Financial Wellness Harvest Festival on Thursday, October 11th. The goal of this event was to bring health and financial wellness awareness to the District. Dean & Carrie spoke to about 60 employees of Norwalk Transit about their personal banking and mortgage needs.
Greenwich Bank & Trust Participates in Experience Greenwich Week
Greenwich Bank & Trust's three locations in Greenwich, Riverside, & Glenville will be participating in this year's Experience Greenwich Week! Stop in to any branch for some light refreshments and a chance to win a gift basket and other merchandise!
This year, more than 150 merchants in Greenwich, Byram, Cos Cob, Riverside, and Old Greenwich will open their doors to offer in-store promotions, experiences and restaurant specials throughout the week, in addition to live music.
Event Dates:
October 22-28th
Click here for event schedule
Click here to learn more about the event.
Connecticut Community Bank Sponsored the 2018 Cycle For Life Event
The Cystic Fibrosis Cycle for Life event provides an exciting opportunity for companies, friends, and family members to come together and ride in support of a worthy cause. The event raises awareness and funds to find a cure for cystic fibrosis, a life-threatening genetic disease.
This year's Cycle for Life event raised $70,00 which will go directly to research.
Pictured: Kim Rodney & Chad Stewart
Connecticut Community Bank Volunteers at Foodshare
Connecticut Community Bank volunteered at the Connecticut Foodshare location in Hartford on September 13th. Our volunteers packaged bags of vegetables to be distributed across Hartford County.
Pictured (from left to right): Carrie Angyal, Jessica Martina, Melissa Revelle, Kathy Dang, James Kowats, Marie Pernereweski, Joe Kirk, Linda Bacco, and Keith Mangini.
Connecticut Community Bank is a Proud Sponsor of the 2018 Abilis Run/Walk/Stroll!
Join our CCB Walking Team!
Connecticut Community Bank has put together a team for the event! Come walk with us at no cost and show your support! There will also be music, food, and children's
activities starting at 9:00am! Bring your families and meet us at 10:30am to warm up!
Connecticut Food Bank Summer Volunteer Event
Connecticut Community Bank volunteered at the Connecticut Food Bank in Bridgeport on August 14th. Our volunteers packaged 420 boxes of nutritious, staple foods for low-income seniors.
Pictured (Left to Right): Blair Tardino, Lorene Koletar, Kristin Hummel, Vicky Takacs, Elizabeth Rivera, Mary Rakos, Jack Celentano, Shannon Morales, Matt Robinson, Saneita Howell, Bob Stata, Retta Dowling, Kim Rodney, Tiffany Johnson, Carrie Angyal, Lisa Finch, Bill Hanson, Laurie Griffith, Denise Conzo, and Sam Delgado.
First-Time Home Buying Seminar in our Darien Branch!
Our Darien branch hosted a seminar for 1st-time buyers on everything from “Just looking” at homes to making an offer all the way through closing!
Stay tuned for our next event!
Pictured (From left to right):
Aldrin Dinya, Attendee
David Leopold, House Inspector from Pillar to Post
Mel Rich, Attendee
Arianne O'Donnell, Real Estate Attorney
Myles Holley, Home Insurance Agent for Barnum Benefits
Laurie Griffith, Darien Bank & Trust Branch Manager
Cheryl Williams, Halstead Real Estate Agent
Bob Stata, Connecticut Community Bank Personal Mortgage Banker (Not Pictured)
Female Soldiers: Forgotten Heroes
Connecticut Community Bank employees and customers generously donated toiletries to support Female Soldiers: Forgotten Heroes during the week of May 13th- May 19th. Female Soldiers: Forgotten Heroes is Connecticut’s first and only community-based transitional home exclusively for homeless female Veterans and their young children. Since opening in 2011, the program helps female Veterans by meeting their needs for a safe, secure home and adequate food, and by empowering residents to move forward with their long-term goals: obtaining permanent housing, achieving financial stability, and working toward greater self-determination.
Thank you to all who participated!
Art to the Avenue
Art to the Avenue's opening night festivities took place on Thursday, May 3rd from 5:30-8:00pm in our Greenwich Bank and Trust branch at 115 East Putnam Avenue Greenwich, CT. We hosted an opening night reception featuring the works of 2 artists; Ilse Gordon, a painter and Sue Armero, a sculptor. Their artwork will be displayed in the branch for the entire month of May.
New Beginnings Family Academy
Westport National Bank's Bill Hanson and Sue Batura (not pictured) visited students at New Beginnings Family Academy. He spoke to the students about the fundamentals of banking and the importance of saving money.
Room to Grow School
Greenwich Bank and Trust's Lina Rodriguez and Carrie Bundock (not pictured) visited students at the Room to Grow School in Norwalk, CT. They taught the students about different types of coins, how to save them, and gave all of the students their own Connecticut Community Bank piggy banks to get them started with saving their coins!
Hartford Food Share Volunteer Event
Connecticut Community Bank volunteered at the Hartford Food Share on April 26th. The volunteers were able to fill 1,500 bags of food for families in need in Hartford County.
Pictured (Left to Right): Laurie Bourgoin, Jessica Martina, Joe Kirk, Danielle Johnson, Carrie Angyal, Marie Pernerewski, Scott Freiday, Barbara Carlevale, and Kim Lewis.
Hartford Job Corps Academy Financial Education Fair
Connecticut Community Bank N.A. worked with Connecticut Saves and participated in a Financial Education Fair at the Hartford Job Corps Academy! The Hartford Job Corps Academy's mission is to teach eligible young people the skills they need to become employable and independent and place them in meaningful jobs or further education. We spoke to the students about making a monthly budget, how to spend wisely, and saving for their future!
Pictured (Left to right): Jessica Martina, Tom Valentino, Carrie Angyal
America Saves Week
Connecticut Community Bank, N.A.®, is participating in America Saves Week to help our customers get started with a successful savings plan!
When you open a savings account between February 26, and March 17, 2018, we will waive the monthly fee on that savings account if the minimum balance is not met for a period of six months.
To get started walk visit any of our eight local branches.
Connecticut Food Bank
Connecticut Community Bank volunteered at the Connecticut Food Bank on February 13th. The volunteers were able to fill 944 bags of food for families in need in Fairfield County.
CT Food Bank Volunteers (left to right): Carrie Bundock, Reda Bouhaddada, Maria Camacho, Craig McLeod, Raluca Batsu, David Ricciardelli, Michelle Busbee, Scott Freiday, John Festo, Karen Adams, Joe Kirk, and Rich Cummings.
Not pictured: Jenniffer Yan, Tawana Davis, Sandra Lefebvre.
Clothing Drive to Benefit Dress For Success
All Connecticut Community Bank N.A. branches collected donations for Dress for Success the week of February 19th.
We collected new/gently used:
Women's Suits
Professional Attire
Jewelry
Scarves
Shoes
Handbags
Spirit of Giving Event A Success
Once again, our annual Spirit of Giving Event was a great success. Thank you to all of our generous customers and employees! Connecticut Community Bank N.A. was able to donate thousands of items to local charities across Fairfield County.
