Events
Discover the special activities and events sponsored by Atlantic Stewardship Bank. We have created this page to show the Banks support of our customers and the communities we serve.
Atlantic Stewardship Bank Donates Easter Baskets to Star of Hope Ministries
Atlantic Stewardship Bank recently donated 12 Easter baskets to the Star of Hope Ministries. For the past several years, Atlantic Stewardship Bank Associates have been assembling Easter baskets at the Hawthorne branch for donation to local charitable organizations. This year’s Easter baskets were presented to Star of Hope Ministries located in Paterson, NJ. Star of Hope Ministries is an intermediary organization that gathers from the wider Greater Paterson community and provides to over 60 member churches and non-profit organizations a wide range of resources which are needed to help serve and develop the lives of people in their community To learn more about Star of Hope Ministries visit their website at www.sohm.org.
From left to right: Paula Scott, Hawthorne Assistant Branch Manager; Jeanette Zembower, Director of Resource Acquisition, Star of Hope Ministries, Inc.; Grace Lobbregt, North Haledon Branch Manager.
Atlantic Stewardship Bank Presents Money Management Lessons to Oasis Students
Atlantic Stewardship Bank has partnered with Oasis – A Haven for Women and Children in Paterson, NJ to provide a series of modules on money management skills. The program is being presented using materials available through the National Endowment for Financial Education. NEFE is a private, nonprofit foundation wholly dedicated to inspiring empowered financial decision making for individuals and families through every stage of life.
Doug Olsen, Regional Branch Administration Officer, and Judy Keyes, Training Officer, are presenting six 1 ½ hour sessions on a variety of financial topics. Module 1 covered topics such as setting “SMART” goals, paying attention to individual spending habits, the importance of creating a budget, and types of savings accounts. Module 2 focused on the cost of credit and the importance of distinguishing between “bad” and “good” credit. Students were able to review a sample credit report and learn what a bank looks for when deciding to approve a loan. Future topics will include discussions on earning power, the importance of investing in yourself, and taking care of your assets.
To learn more about OASIS – A Haven for Women and Children, please visit their website at www.oasisnj.org.
ASB Makes Donation to CUMAC
Pictured from left to right: Robert Vliet, ASB Senior Vice President; Laura Purdy, CUMAC Assistant Executive Director; Stephanie Ames, CUMAC Volunteer Coordinator; Patricia Bruger, CUMAC Executive Director and Richard Schuurman, ASB Business Development Associate.
