FNBO Impact Grants

FNBO Impact Grants is sponsored by First National Bank of Omaha (FNBO). Supports programs in affordable housing, workforce development, and financial literacy across multiple states, including Nebraska.

FDIC-Insured - Backed by the full faith and credit of the U.S. Government FDIC-Insured - Backed by the full faith and credit of the U.S. Government Our vision is successful communities in all the places we call home. To achieve this vision, every individual must have access to the tools, resources and opportunities to reach their goals and improve their financial well-being.

Our Impact Report summarizes the community investments we've made throughout our eight-state footprint and the outcomes that our community partners were able to achieve. One by One: How FNBO Is Turning Purpose into Measurable Impact The FNBO 2025 Impact Report highlights how FNBO is investing in community development, affordable housing, financial literacy and workforce development across the communities we serve.

Episode 10: Building a More Sustainable Future In this episode of The Vault, Tim Malik shares how FNBO is turning ambitious sustainability goals into measurable results. From cutting emissions to rethinking waste and water use, learn how innovation and everyday actions are driving real impact.

Our Impact by FNBO strategy is thoughtfully designed to align with our business as a bank, focusing on strategic areas where we can make the most significant impact in our communities. Through this commitment, we set clear and measurable goals to drive positive change, both now and for future generations.

​ FNBO prioritizes affordable housing to help create a stable foundation for individuals and families, offering them the ability to grow and thrive. Affordable housing contributes to stable communities, reduces homelessness and builds generational wealth. FNBO prioritizes workforce development programs to promote economic growth.

By investing in initiatives that equip individuals with skills and training for better job opportunities, we foster increased financial stability and a stronger local economy. ​ FNBO prioritizes financial literacy to help bridge economic disparities and promote financial inclusion.

Through supporting financial literacy programs, the bank supports the empowerment of individuals, the promotion of economic equality and the reduction of poverty in order to strengthen our communities and enhance well-being for all. We are on a mission to support our communities through career preparation and financial education for the next generation.

We partner with elementary, middle, high schools and youth organizations within our footprint to offer kids exposure to careers beyond high school and financial wellness education.

Additionally, we believe showing up for our communities in the ways that matter most means supporting other areas of focus, including Environmental Sustainability, Access to Arts and Culture, Community Health and Well-being and Representation and Social Mobilization.

​ Five-Year Goals and Progress Commitment to Community Impact Plan As FNBO completed the fourth year of our five-year Commitment to Community Impact Plan, we continued to work diligently to meet our goals. These graphics illustrate our progress in the first four years of implementation. We envision a future where all our communities are strong and successful.

To achieve this, every person must have access to the tools, resources and opportunities to improve their financial well-being.

--------- 60% illustrates anticipated progress at the completion of year two of the five-year plan Community Development Investments $200 million in Community Development Investments (CDI) with community organizations working with low-to-moderate income individuals, families and/or in low-to-moderate income neighborhoods or majority-minority neighborhoods to increase access to affordable housing, build businesses and/or create jobs. $4.

5 billion in small business loans, including loans for low-to-moderate income entrepreneurs and/or business owners in majority-minority neighborhoods to help their businesses start, grow and thrive. Community Development Loans $1.

3 billion in community development loans to build multi-family affordable housing or commercial properties benefiting low-to-moderate income individuals, revitalize or stabilize communities, build businesses and/or create jobs in majority-minority neighborhoods. $35 million in Community Sponsorships, Capital Donations and Impact Grants.

We primarily focus on organizations working to increase access to affordable housing, help entrepreneurs build businesses, create jobs and support individuals as they work to obtain or improve employment. 125,000 FNBO employee service hours include volunteer activities such as financial education, service on a nonprofit board of directors and time dedicated to community organizations and events.

Download the Impact Report (PDF) How We Support The Community Financial Education, Skilled and General Volunteerism Community Reinvestment Act Nearly 170 years of putting customers first. FNBO is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action/Veterans/Disability Employer. Cards are issued by FNBO (First National Bank of Omaha), pursuant to a license from Visa ® U.S.A.

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