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Find similar grantsMatching Grant Program (Ambler Savings Bank) is sponsored by Ambler Savings Bank. Ambler Savings Bank offers a Matching Grant Program where they provide a dollar-for-dollar matching gift for funds raised by non-profits, up to $5,000. This program was launched in 2020 and continues.
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Community Support | Ambler Savings Bank What can we help you find? We live here. We work here.
And we’re committed to giving back to the local community that’s given so much to us. How We Support Our Communities We generously contribute financially and our employees volunteer their time supporting a variety of non-profit organizations. Our Board of Trustees targets to donate 5-7% of our after-tax profits to local area charitable and civic organizations.
Our commitment to charitable giving aligns with our mission. We support registered 501(c)(3) organizations that serve the communities where Ambler Savings Bank operates.
To focus our contributions effectively, we have established four key pillars to guide our giving: Education & Youth Development Hunger, Poverty & Social Services Contributions & Sponsorships We contribute to non-profit organizations and sponsor events that support a variety of causes. For donation requests, please click the link here.
As the pandemic shut down businesses in 2020, we quickly realized the loss local non-profit organizations were also experiencing. So we launched our Matching Grant Program, offering non-profits a dollar-for-dollar matching gift for funds raised up to $5,000. The program continues today.
Grants are awarded on a case by case basis. Since 2020, we’ve helped raise over $150,000 through this initiative! As part of the Bank’s commitment to making a positive impact in the communities we serve, we offer our employees a Matching Gift Program.
We encourage employees to contribute to the causes they care about most. The Bank makes a 1:1 match up to $500 per employee, per calendar year. Our Ambler, Bally and Limerick Branches feature outdoor digital signage.
We accept and welcome requests from non-profit and municipal organizations to have their message featured on our sign. Please use the request form at the link here. If you would like to submit a donation request for consideration, please complete the form at the link below, or email your own donation/sponsorship form to marketing@amblersav.
com. Our employees volunteer their time at local non-profits and once a year organize a day of service. Every year our employees and customers help collect for a variety of local organizations, such as Toys for Tots, Mattie Dixon Community Food Cupboard, Daily Bread Community Food Pantry and Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP).
We participate in local community days, festivals and cultural events in the towns we serve. Once a year our employees volunteer together to help with projects in the community. Charitable Giving By The Numbers We are committed to supporting our community through donations to non-profit organizations.
When our community thrives, so do we. Take a look at where our donations go. Creative ways of giving go futher.
Employee Matching Gift Program In 2022, we launched a new Employee Matching Gift Program! Since the start, we have generated over $38,000 in donations to local charities through the program. The Bank makes a 1:1 match up to $500 per employee, per calendar year.
Together we make a difference.
Past Employee Matching Gift Recipients ALS Association of Greater Philadelphia American Heart Association of Philadelphia Animal Aid USA (Philadelphia Region) Catholic Charities of Philadelphia Fort Washington Elementary School PTA Family Promise Montco PA (formerly InterFaith Housing Alliance) Foundation for Boyertown Education Garden of Health Food Bank Kelly Anne Dolan Memorial Fund New Hanover Lutheran Church Food Pantry New Hope-Solebury School District North Light Community Center Plymouth Community Ambulance Shriners Hospital for Children – Philadelphia The Ryan Fund (Archbishop Ryan High School Scholarship Fund) Wissahickon Valley Public Library
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Non-profit organizations, awarded on a case-by-case basis. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $5,000 (dollar-for-dollar match). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Matching Grant Program (Ambler Savings Bank) is funded by Ambler Savings Bank. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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