News and Events

We are pleased to announce GreenLeaf Bank will once again award four – $500 scholarships to high school seniors graduating in the spring of 2024. The scholarship can be used for college, university, or technical schooling.

Eligible students will be graduates of an area high school, complete the scholarship application, provide school transcripts and provide a written essay. The deadline for submission is Friday, April 12.

Click here for 2024 Scholarship Form

GreenLeaf Bank hosts a Jeans Day fundraiser on the first Friday each month. Staff wear jeans for a $5 donation to local charities. GreenLeaf Bank then matches their donation. The most recent recipient, One Wrightstown, received $470!

One Wrightstown provides essentials such as boots, jackets, backpacks as well as emergency shelter needs, etc to families who do not have the means.

Joining GreenLeaf Bank staff Jennifer Gay (left) and Michael Krutz (next) is Jenny Vander Zanden (One Wrightstown board member) and her son.

 U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced a $420 million fund for projects invested in local and regional food systems. The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) will award $27 million in grant funding. Successful projects expand capacity and infrastructure for processing, manufacturing, storing, transporting, wholesaling, and distribution of locally and regionally produced food products, including crops, dairy, grains for human consumption, aquaculture, and other value-added food products.​

Grant programs will focus on:

• Expand processing capacity and distribution of agricultural products to create more and better producers.

• Modernize manufacturing, tracking, storage, and information technology systems.

• Enhance worker safety through adoption of new technologies.

• Improve training opportunities.

• Support construction of a new facility.

• Modernize or expand an existing facility.

• Construction of wastewater management structures.

• Modernize processing that reduces greenhouse gas emissions, increases efficiency in water use,

Wisconsin RFSI Program applicants can access Request for Proposals Full proposals for both tracks are due by 5 p.m. on Wednesday, March 6, 2024.

For more detail visit: https://datcp.wi.gov/pages/agdevelopment/rfsi.aspx

Or, call a GreenLeaf Bank Lender: 920-864-7901

Meet our Lenders

On Monday December 11^th we’re launching a new mobile banking app to replace the existing TouchBanking app.  Current TouchBanking users will be directed to the app store to download the new app when signing in on or after December 11, 2023.

Users can also download the new GreenLeaf Bank mobile app on Dec. 11^th by visiting the App Store for Apple products or Google Play for Android. Once the new GreenLeaf Bank app is on your phone, just login with your current username and password. It’s that simple!

Keep your finances at your fingertips with the GreenLeaf Bank mobile banking. You can easily:

• Check your accounts.
• Transfer money.
• Pay bills.
• Even send funds to friends and family.
  

Not a current mobile banking  User?

Follow these simple steps to get started:

1. Download the GLB Mobile Banking App from the App Store or Google Play Store
2. Enter your Online Banking Access ID and Password or Enroll now.

Search for the “GreenLeaf Bank” app in the Apple or Android store and download.

By using your GreenLeaf Bank digital services this holiday season two charities Good360 or Operation Gratitude will receive up to $50,000 . For every qualifying transaction you make, $1 is donated. GreenLeaf Bank digital banking products include:
• Pay bills online
• Make a new transfer
• Send money with Zelle®
• Enroll in mobile banking

Click here for more detail

Once again, GreenLeaf Bank is partnering with area food pantries to collect donations for local residents in need. Wrightstown and Greenleaf offices are collection sites during the month of November. Drop off donations at either office. 

Help us stock area pantry shelves for Christmas.   Thank you for your consideration and generosity!

List of items needed:

• Canned Soup

• Canned Vegetables

• Canned Stew

• Pasta

• Rice

• Cereal

• Pancake Mix and Syrup

• Oatmeal

• Breakfast Bars

• Canned Fruit

• Granola

• Juice Boxes

• Canned Tuna or Chicken

• Peanut Butter and Jelly

Local residents came through donating several shopping carts full of supplies. Donations included backpacks, binders, folders, notebooks, markers, highlighters and writing instruments. These generous donations from our friends and neighbors help students get their school year off to a great start.

Donations were received at both bank offices and supplies will be distributed by the Wrightstown School District.

Thank to everyone who donated.

Once again GreenLeaf Bank is partnering with local schools to collect supplies to bene­fit area children in need. School supply items can be dropped off at either GreenLeaf Bank location now through July 31st .

Thank you for your consideration and generosity!

Here is a list of needed items:

• Wide-Ruled Notebooks

• Folders

• Pencil Box/Pouch

• Scissors

• Washable Markers

• Crayola Crayons

• Colored Pencils

• Pens

• Pencils

• Erasers

• Highlighters

• Index Cards

• Dry Erase Markers

• Glue Sticks

• Glue Bottles

• 3 Ring Binders

• Post-It Notes

• Rulers

• Backpacks

• Loose Leaf Paper

• Pencil Sharpener

• Tissues

• Lysol/Clorox Wipes

As a Community Bank, we have the duty to support our community, and for over 25-years GreenLeaf Bank has awarded scholarships to area students. Here Michael Krutz (left) recognized this year's recipients at a ceremony at Wrightstown High School. 

Recipients in order are:

Joseph Uitenbroek

Conner Born

Danielle Bruecker

Leah Uitenbroek

Congratulations to all 2023 high school graduates!

All homes need a strong foundation. Likewise, homebuyers need a strong foundation to make wise decisions. GreenLeaf Bank is committed to making that happen by investing in homebuyer education classes taught by NeighborWorks Green Bay.  Here GreenLeaf Bank Commercial Lender Gregg Halvorsen (left) presents the check. NeighborWorks of Green Bay provides area families the tools needed to engage in the homebuying process, saving them time and money. If you are in the market for a new home and are looking to educate yourself on the process visit their website. https://nwgreenbay.org/

The failure of several large banks this year has placed a spotlight on the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). 

Your deposits at GreenLeaf Bank are insured by the FDIC. So, rest assured your money is safe and sound. The amount of insurance you receive is based on ownership of your accounts. This short video helps you understand each type of qualifying account and how much coverage you are eligible to receive.

GreenLeaf Bank’s November Food Drive was a success thanks to local residents.  The drive benefited food pantries at Morrison Zion Lutheran and Zion Lutheran Wayside. Over 300 items were collected to stock the pantry shelves before Christmas.  The bank donated an additional $500.  Joel Prunty with GreenLeaf Bank presents donation check to Pastor James Enderle in Morrison.

GreenLeaf Bank is partnering with area food pantries as a collection site for the month of November.  Drop off your donations at either of our office locations. 

Thank you for your consideration and generosity!

List of items needed:

• Cereal

• Pancake Mix and Syrup

• Oatmeal

• Breakfast Bars

• Canned Fruit

• Granola

• Juice Boxes

• Canned Tuna or Chicken

• Peanut Butter and Jelly

Local residents came through donating several shopping carts full of supplies. Donations included backpacks, binders, folders, notebooks, markers, highlighters and writing instruments. These generous donations will help students get their school year off to a great start.

Donations were received at both bank offices and supplies will be distributed by the Wrightstown School District.

The bank would like to thank everyone who donated!

Complete this quick and easy checklist before taking off on much needed rest and relaxation.

• Notify your bank if you are headed out of country.
• Pay your bills.
• Hold your mail.
• Make copies of important documents.
• Download our mobile banking app.
• Download our MoneyPass app to access our nation-wide fee free ATM network.
• Determine how much cash you need.
• Notify debit and credit card companies to avoid being declined for suspected fraud.
• Pay all your upcoming bills in advance or arrange for automatic payments.
• Online banking is invaluable to travelers who want to monitor and manage their accounts on vacation. Mobile banking allows you to set up text alerts when your card is used.
• Just in case you lose a debit or credit card, it is a good idea to have some cash on hand.
• Keeping all your cash, debit, and credit cards in one place is asking for trouble. Clean out your wallet so you only have the essentials and divide your money by keeping spare cards and cash in the hotel safe. Always have a method of payment on your person in a secure location.

Now your finances are secure while you travel.

Once again GreenLeaf Bank is partnering with local schools to collect supplies to bene­fit area children in need. School supply items can be dropped off at either GreenLeaf Bank location now through July 31st .

Thank you for your consideration and generosity!

Here is a list of needed items:

• Wide-Ruled Notebooks

• Folders

• Pencil Box/Pouch

• Scissors

• Washable Markers

• Crayola Crayons

• Colored Pencils

• Pens

• Pencils

• Erasers

• Highlighters

• Index Cards

• Dry Erase Markers

• Glue Sticks

• Glue Bottles

• 3 Ring Binders

• Post-It Notes

• Rulers

• Backpacks

• Loose Leaf Paper

• Pencil Sharpener

• Tissues

• Lysol/Clorox Wipes