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  • GreenLeaf Bank awards scholarships

    GreenLeaf Bank recently awarded four – $500 scholarships to 2021 high school graduates. The scholarships were accepted at Wrightstown High School’s award ceremony May 26th. The awards can be used for higher education at a college, university, or technical school. Mary Fritsch, GreenLeaf Bank VP-Retail Lending presented the scholarship to this year’s winners:

    Olivia Hanaway (pictured)
    Emily Brick
    Grace Taylor
    Logan Dewick

    Congratulations and good luck as you pursue higher education!

     
  • Bank Assists Local Businesses

    Greenleaf WI, May 24, 2021 – GreenLeaf Bank has officially funded 147 Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) Loans, totaling over $4.5 million to assist local businesses. The PPP program provides forgivable Small Business Administration (SBA) loans to businesses adversely affected by the covid19 pandemic meeting specific guidelines.

    "Our existing partnership with the SBA provided us the ability to quickly make significant contributions to the local business community at a time of great need,” says GreenLeaf Bank President/CEO David Krutz. "Bank staff put forth an amazing effort to make these loans happen. So, it’s extra gratifying to see the positive impact on local businesses and their employees.”

    On May 4th, the Small Business Administration announced Paycheck Protection Program funding had been exhausted and the application portal is no longer accepting new requests.

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    Learn how to share money digitally with Zelle. This how-to video shows you how-to easily pay the baby sitter, split a dinner bill with friends, even share the cost of a group gift with family  members. With Zelle it's easy to do!

  • Office Lobbies to reopen March 31, 2021
    GreenLeaf Bank is pleased to announce the reopening of our office lobbies while remaining committed to the safety and well-being of our employees, customers and community. Beginning Wednesday, March 31st we return to regular business lobby hours – visit our Hours and Locations page for details.

    We understand COVID-19 still exists in our community but we have implemented safety precautions to protect you and our staff while allowing us to function more fully. 

    Your safety is our top priority. If you are not comfortable returning to our lobby, we still
    encourage customers to use the Drive-Up unless your visit requires lobby services.
    Everyone here at GreenLeaf Bank is excited to see customers back  in our lobbies…healthy and safe! Our team will continue to monitor regulations, news, and safety recommendations as we begin what is hopefully the final chapter of the pandemic.
     
  • America Saves Week

    America Saves Week is a widely recognized national campaign where thousands of organizations join together to collectively encourage their communities to focus on their individual financial wellness. Over the course of a week we cover money-related topics from a relatable, down-to-earth, positive perspective. Savers end the week with tools, resources, and clarity on their current financial situation, new savings goals, and a realistic plan to achieve them.

    The America Saves pledge is the central tool that allows savers to set a goal, and make a plan to achieve better financial stability.

    Each day of America Saves Week has its own theme: Save Automatically, Save for the Unexpected, Save to Retire, Save by Reducing Debt, and Save as a Family.
  • Terry Lardinois
    Terry Lardinois has retired after 19-years of service to GreenLeaf Bank. His career began at the bank in 2001 when then bank CEO Dave Krutz retired from day-to-day bank operation. Over the next two decades, while holding the positions of Chief Operating Officer, CEO and finally as Chief Lending Officer, he helped the bank grow from $49 million to $110 million in assets while ensuring it remained financially sound. Lardinois says, “It feels good to step down from our community bank after many years of success.” Lardinois remains on the bank’s Board of Directors.
  • WHS FBL Final
  • GreenLeaf Bank fall office decorations
  • GreenLeaf Bank makes donation to assist homebuyers.
  • GreenLeaf Bank awards grants to local nonprofits.
  • GreenLeaf Bank awards Federal Home Loan Bank grant.
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  • Food Drive Accepting Donations Now

    We're joining forces with the Wrightstown Area Food pantry to collect food for area families in need. We encourage everyone to drop off non-perishable items at either bank office. Greenleaf Wayside Bank will donate an additional $1 to assist the pantry for every donation! Donations are accepted the entire month of November. So join us for this very worthwhile community project.

  • 2019 Brown County Livestock & Dairy Auction

    Greenleaf Wayside Bank employees volunteered at the Brown County Fair 4-H and FFA Livestock and Dairy auction. Each year bank staff oversee the bidding process and document high bidders and collect funds.

  • School Supply Drive

    Thank you everyone who has donated to Greenleaf Wayside Bank’s School Supply Drive for 2019. All school supplies were donated to the Wrightstown Area School District and the Wrightstown Area Food Pantry. If you or someone you know is in need of school supplies, please contact Jeannie Wall of the Wrightstown Area Food Pantry at 920-562-4286.

  • Join us for string cheese Fridays!
    Greenleaf Wayside Bank supports local agriculture as the fruits of their labor support our community. To celebrate June Dairy Month, visit us for String Cheese Fridays!
    In the Greenleaf and Wrightstown lobbies each Friday in June.
  • Greanleaf Bank presents check to WHS Sting Cancer Cause
    We recently supported the WHS Sting Cancer Cause by wearing yellow, donating to wear jeans to work and also held a Brat Fry Fundraiser to raise money for the local sting cancer group.