GreenLeaf Bank

Pauls Pantry is the most recent recipient of the GreenLeaf Bank jeans day fundraiser. On the first Friday of each month, GreenLeaf Bank team members are able to wear jeans to work in return for a $5 donation to a local non-profit. This quarter's combination of donations and company match raised $800 for Paul's Pantry. Pictured is Stephanie Martinez, Paul's Pantry's Director of Volunteer and Guest Services, receiving the check on behalf of the non-profit.

The River Coffee & Cream is a wonderful community gathering place in the central retail district in the VILLAGE OF WRIGHTSTOWN. Its riverfront location will be enhanced with a new expansion, allowing The River to host private and community events and to provide more seating. The expansion, which will be complete this fall, was aided through a $30,000 grant provided to the project by GreenLeaf Bank through its partnership with the Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago. Thank you to FHLBank Chicago for offering grants of up to $30,000 to eligible small businesses to advance economic opportunity in the communities it serves. A tip of the cap to Gregg Halvorsen who helped owner Deborah Tews and her husband Roger (pictured) with the financing of this project.  Travis Coenen #communitybanking

Due to the generosity of the team at GreenLeaf Bank who donated $5 the first Friday of each month to wear jeans to work, and a company match, we were able to contribute $740 to local nonprofit Mary's Missions. The creator of the organization, Mary Ehnerd, is pictured accepting the check. Mary's nonprofit works to benefit the homeless, veterans, and Native American women and children. To learn more or do donate, please visit https://lnkd.in/gCACSR9Z.

For more than 25 years GreenLeaf Bank has supported local high school graduates by awarding four $500 scholarships to Wrightstown High School seniors. The scholarships were accepted at Wrightstown High School’s award ceremony May 22nd. The awards can be used for higher education at a college, university, or technical school. Michael Krutz (left) presented the scholarships to this year’s recipients: Benjamin Zemple     A.J. Leung Amber Radtke Charles Garvey   Congratulations and good luck to all 2024 graduates!

GreenLeaf Bank is looking for tellers and customer service representatives committed to providing outstanding and friendly service. If you are interested in assisting customers with solutions to fit their needs, we welcome the opportunity to hear from you. More information can be found here: https://lnkd.in/gGMs6zCu #hiring #career

GreenLeaf Bank recently announced the addition of Steve Tramp as Senior Vice President of Lending. Tramp will oversee the commercial and retail lending departments at the bank. For over 20 years, Tramp held a variety of leadership roles in banks of all sizes. GreenLeaf Bank CEO, David Krutz says "Steve brings a new level of expertise to our lending team. As a community bank, our priority is helping customers be more successful and Steve provides that knowledge." Tramp agrees, "Community banking is so rewarding, customers aren't numbers, they are friends and neighbors. By helping them grow, we grow as well." Welcome, Steve!

One Wrightstown is a non-profit organization that does amazing work supporting the financial needs of students in our community. Founded in 2018, they use community donations and local connections to fill the gap of essential needs of area children. In the 4th quarter of 2023, GreenLeaf Bank employees donated $235 to the cause by participating in a monthly Jeans Day fundraiser. Combined with the bank match, we were able to donate $470 to this non-profit. One Wisconsin director Jennifer Vander Zanden and her son Reid accepted the check on behalf of the organization. GreenLeaf Bank's Jeans Day guru Jennifer Gay and Michael Krutz presented the check. Thank you to Aura Lee Gehl for recommending this amazing non-profit! More information about One Wrightstown can be found at https://lnkd.in/eDQDMvmY.