COMMITTED TO OUR COMMUNITIES
The Northfield Savings Bank Foundation (NSBF) was established in 2000 through Northfield Savings Bank (NSB) as part of NSB’s long-standing commitment to the local community. The Foundation focuses on improving outcomes for Vermonters in areas such as financial literacy, education and at-risk youth.
Making change, today.
As part of Northfield Savings Bank’s continued commitment to the communities it serves, the NSB Foundation recently announced five community partnerships and financial support of $445,000 to be utilized over the next two years. Boys & Girls Club of Burlington, Lund Family Center, Mercy Connections, Spectrum Youth and Family Services, and the Center for Financial Literacy at Champlain College will each receive a contribution to meet the growing needs of our community.
![Mercy Connections](/sites/default/files/inline-images/Middle-Mercy-Connections-800.jpg)
“The NSB Foundation is excited to launch these partnerships and support the ongoing work of the five organizations. Individually, each is an important resource for our friends and neighbors; collectively, they form an important ecosystem for Vermonters moving through their personal and professional journey.”
—Nicole Carignan, NSB Foundation Board Chair
![Boy and Girls Club of Burlington](/sites/default/files/inline-images/Bottom-Mercy-Boys-and-Girls-club-800.jpg)
Support, where it matters.
NSB Foundation funding will be directed for programming to: provide academic support for youth to succeed in high school and post-secondary education; strengthen Vermont families; help underserved Vermonters and New Americans on a path to business ownership; expand access to counseling services for more teens and young adults who experience mental health and substance abuse issues; and provide tuition assistance for Vermont educators to bring financial literacy training to high schools throughout the State.