“The greatness of a community is most accurately measured by the compassionate actions of its members.”
~ Coretta Scott King
Throughout our history, Cattle Bank has played an active role in the communities we serve. From programs at schools to food drives, extending a helping hand is at the core of our business.
Members of Cattle Bank & Trust hand out snacks and water at Seward Middle School’s annual Wellness Day. The event is held at Seward’s Plum Creek Park and involves approximately 450 middle school students and staff. This event is just one of the many ways that Cattle Bank & Trust seeks to support our local schools and the wellness of our community.
Seward Middle School starts off each school year by offering an outdoor education experience to all 6th graders at Camp Carol Joy Holling by Ashland, NE. Cattle Bank employees serve popcorn and water after the Thursday night program, as the bank is a long time supporter of Outdoor Education.
As part of Cattle Bank & Trust’s continued support of education, we presented our annual check to Concordia University for their student scholarship program. The funds for this donation were the result of our customers that use a Concordia Bulldog debit card. If you are interested in helping the Bank support local educational institutions, stop by one of our locations and speak with a customer service representative!
Cattle Bank & Trust held a summer collection drive at its branches to gather hygiene items for Matt Talbot Kitchen & Outreach in Lincoln. Matt Talbot’s mission is Relieving Hunger, Defeating Homelessness, Addressing Addiction, and Providing Outreach. The Matt Talbot kitchen provides more than 100,000 meals annually to Lincoln’s working poor and homeless.
Cattle Bank staff recently participated in Seward Teammates Walk at Work Week. The goal was to raise money and awareness about the Teammates mentoring program and to help make a difference in the lives of local students.
A great fall day for a Trunk-Or-Treat partnering with Make-A-Wish Nebraska at YMCA of Lincoln, NE. With over 400 participants, thank you to all who came by and said Hi and took a picture with Moo-lah!
Every spring Cattle Bank & Trust offers free shredding to our customers and community at our Seward & Fallbrook locations. This annual event was started in 2006, and is an ongoing effort to encourage recycling and help prevent fraud & identity theft.
Cattle Bank & Trust recently worked with Dr. Josh Fields Superintendent of Seward Public Schools, Jessica Dominy, Principal at Seward Elementary School and Christy Schegg, member of the Seward Elementary School Parent Teacher Organization announcing a donation of $25,000 by the bank towards the Seward Elementary School’s New Playground Project.
Cattle Bank & Trust recently announced their commitment and support for Our Redeemer Lutheran School (ORLS) and the community of Staplehurst by becoming a Platinum Sponsor of their Gala.
Cattle Bank & Trust co-sponsors the annual Cattle Classic basketball tournament with Concordia University, and Pac N Save of Seward, to raise money and food for the Blue Valley Community Action Food Pantry.
Cattle Bank & Trust recently worked with Dr. Josh Fields Superintendent of Seward Public Schools, Jessica Dominy, Principal at Seward Elementary School and Christy Schegg, member of the Seward Elementary School Parent Teacher Organization announcing a donation of $25,000 by the bank towards the Seward Elementary School’s New Playground Project.
Fallbrook staff members and our Kid’s Club mascot, MooLah, attended Arnold Elementary’s Math Night, where the bank’s booth was set up with math challenges for the students. Cattle Bank has had an in school branch at Arnold Elementary since 2017.
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