Baldwin Helps Non-Profit

“I really do value the business partnership that we have with NBC. Any bank can cash your checks and write your bills. But if I need something, like a fresh take on an idea or a gut-level reaction to a proposal, being able to contact them and ask them their thoughts is pretty valuable.”

Tom Wilmoth

Zipline Brewing Co.

“Starting a business can be very stressful but working with NBC for our business loan to open the practice was supportive and comforting. We knew these were people we could trust, and they’ve proven that true over all the years we’ve been banking with them. We stay with NBC for the great relationships and service.”

Megan Ehlers, DVM

Owner & Veterinarian, Ehlers Animal Clinic

“It’s the people at a bank that make the difference. The folks at NBC go out of their way to help you resolve an issue, whatever is needed. They’ve been very flexible with us, even with the non-standard things we need as a nonprofit. We can always get ahold of someone if we have an issue and knowing we can count on them is really reassuring.”

Dawn Rockey

Executive Director, CASA for Lancaster County

“We’ve done our personal banking with NBC for generations – my parents banked with NBC for years, and we trust them. When COVID hit, I asked them for advice, and even though they didn’t have my business account, they did everything they could to help me. They’re like a small-town bank where people know you, but with the convenience and options of a bigger bank.”

Kelly Kiihne

Personal Banking Customer and Owner, Kelly’s Kids Daycare

October 2, 2017

NBC employees embrace our community with special people engaged in great causes.

Josh Baldwin, downtown branch manager, watched a new nonprofit open down the block and decided to get involved. Baldwin serves on the board of directors for Men with Dreams, a youth mentoring organization.

Baldwin said he sees the organization making a positive influence by inspiring and empowering boys and girls to become strong people. Men with Dreams plants activity and opportunity to promote health with gardens, workouts and dance. Its members mentor youth grades 6-12 to achieve dreams. Volunteers also visit the juvenile detention center with eyes on future success.