202 Completed Community Projects
FDIC-Insured — Backed by full faith and credit of the U.S. Government
FDIC-Insured — Backed by full faith and credit of the U.S. Government
202 Completed Community Projects
$1M In Donations to our Community
17K+ Hours Served in our Community
For the past decade, FSCB's Impact Initiative has been at the heart of our commitment to community empowerment. FSCB is dedicated to reinvesting in the community. We support developmental goals and civic initiatives, including funding educational programs and aiding charitable and faith-based organizations. Our employees volunteer their time to landscape, paint, prepare meals, teach financial literacy, and more. We are committed to making a positive impact and building stronger communities.
Every year, our markets across the state of Missouri come together to participate in projects that give back to their communities. These initiatives are more than just acts of kindness; they are powerful demonstrations of our commitment to making a positive impact. Once all the projects are complete, we celebrate their efforts by selecting a winner. The winning project receives additional funds to donate back to the organization that made it all possible, amplifying the impact even further.
The William H. Cooper Leadership Scholarship is a leadership based scholarship for undergraduates who desire to further their education in a business-related field. One high school senior, who is a registered student at a participating high school within an FSCB market, will be selected each spring. The selection will be based on review of a written application that includes a letter of recommendation from a person familiar with the applicant’s leadership experiences and potential. If the applicant becomes a finalist, they will be invited to participate in a personal interview.
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Mexico
Donated food to the Help Center Inc Food Pantry
SEMO
Provided backpacks and financial education at schools in New Madrid
Columbia
Taught financial literacy at local schools
Owensville
Donated to Helping Hands, an outreach center for low income households
Farmington
Donated to Missouri Community Improvement Industries, an organization that provides opportunities to adults with disabilities
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Fredericktown
Partnered with our local life skills class that serves special needs students and donated money to purchase new items for the classrooms.
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