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Meredith Village Savings Bank Celebrates First Year In Exeter With A Birthday Party

The bank also issued a special gift to Seacoast Family Promise, which provides temporary housing, food, and shelter to families in need.

The team at the Meredith Village Savings Bank in Exeter celebrated its first year earlier this month.
The team at the Meredith Village Savings Bank in Exeter celebrated its first year earlier this month. (Meredith Village Savings Bank)

EXETER, NH — The Meredith Village Savings Bank recently marked the first anniversary of its Exeter office at 2 Meeting Place Drive.

In recognition of this milestone and to express their appreciation for the community's warm reception, the team chose a local nonprofit, Seacoast Family Promise, to receive a special $1,000. Ashley Miller, Director of Family and Community Services for Seacoast Family Promise joined the MVSB Exeter team for a birthday party and check presentation to celebrate the occasion.

“In just our first full year, MVSB has become an integral part of the Exeter community—connecting with local businesses and residents, and providing exceptional banking services rooted in trust and dedication,” Sue Smulski, the AVP business development officer said. “As we reflect on our journey thus far, we recognize the importance of supporting those who need it most within our community and are proud to mark our milestone with a gift that supports such meaningful work.”

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The mission of Seacoast Family Promise is to empower families with children who are experiencing homelessness to achieve lasting self-sufficiency through a community-based approach.

"Contributions from community partners, like MVSB, are crucial to changing lives for families experiencing homelessness in the Seacoast,” said Miller. “We are grateful for this surprise gift which will directly support programs that provide essential resources like food security, transportation assistance, and job readiness training.”

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They provide temporary housing, food, and shelter, to families through a structured journey utilizing trauma informed care, employment education and housing search, financial education, parenting and other effective tools leading families back to stability and the return to a place they can call home.

Learn more at seacoastfamilypromise.org.

MVSB has been serving the essential banking needs of people, businesses, nonprofits and municipalities for over 150 years. As a mutual savings bank, MVSB has no stock-holders but rather operates for the benefit of its customers, employees and community. Since our founding, one thing has always remained true: caring is at the heart of everything we do. By building and nurturing relationships, we believe that we can cultivate a community where we all thrive. It all starts with caring about our customers and neighbors. To learn more, visit any of the local branch offices located in New Hampshire in Alton, Ashland, Center Harbor, Gilford, Exeter, Laconia, Melvin Village, Meredith, Moultonborough, Plymouth, Portsmouth, Rochester, or Wolfeboro, call 800-922-6872 or visit mvsb.com.

Caption: From left, Ashley Miller, Seacoast Family Promise Director of Family and Community Services, accepts a donation from MVSB’s Jim Carrigan, Regional Vice President, Sue Smulski, AVP Branch & Business Development Manager, Kristi Whitney, Universal Banker, Travis Shields, Universal Banker, Angela Salb, VP Commercial Lending Team Leader, and Christina Cook, Universal Banker, at the MVSB Exeter Branch Office.

Submitted by Meredith Village Savings Bank

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