Allow Provident Bank to assist you in raising money for your Non-Profit Organization
A Simple, Easy Way to Raise Money for Your Favorite Non-Profit
Allow Provident Bank to assist you in raising money for your favorite non-profit organization (HOA, booster clubs, church groups, senior clubs, foundations, etc. With the Provident Bank Community Partnership Program, raising money is easy. The sooner you get started, the more money you can raise for your group.
Who Can Participate in Provident's Community Partnership Program?
All non-profit organizations are invited to participate. Provident's Community Partnership Program makes raising money easy. The sooner you get started, the more money you can raise for your group.
How Does an Organization Get Started?
Simply meet with a branch manager at your local Provident Bank Retail Banking office.
- Fill out a short application
- Pass on the good news to your group's supporters. They will need to advise Provident Bank that they want to support your organization.
When Are Donations Paid Out?
Annual donations are made after the end of the calendar year based on account balances committed to your organization.
Easy Ways to Motivate Your Group
With Automated Clearing House (ACH), you can improve your payment processing efficiency and accuracy, and reduce expenses by initiating electronic transfers. The ACH service gives you the flexibility to pay bills, collect payments and direct deposit of payroll quickly and conveniently.
- Announce it at meetings
- Share the fundraising opportunity with your friends and relatives
- Write about it in your newsletters
- Personalize the program to your organization
- Ask your local Provident Bank Branch Manager to speak at your next group meeting
Qualifying Accounts
Donations are based on annualized average balances (certain classes of accounts may pay different amounts).
Accounts opened for less than one year will be pro-rated accordingly. Accounts closed on or before December 31st are ineligible.
The organization must have a minimum of $100,000 in deposits tied to the organization for a donation to be made.
- Personal Checking Accounts earn up to $750 per $100,000.
- Community Advantage Accounts earn up to $250 per $100,000.
- Personal Money Market and Passbook Accounts earn up to $250 per $100,000
- Certificates of Deposit and Business Accounts earn up to $100 per $100,000.
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