On Wednesday, September 11, all First Interstate Bank locations closed at noon so our employees could participate in our annual Commitment to Community Volunteer Day.

Helping our neighbors, particularly those most in need, is central to First Interstate’s mission. That’s why our 3,500 employees lent their strength to volunteer projects in the communities we serve, bringing much-needed support to nonprofit organizations. Here’s how we served the communities we call home during last year’s Volunteer Day.

Giving back to the places we call home is important to us.

What we did on our special day.

$382,120

Monetary value of 11,410 volunteer hours to the nonprofits we served

Neighbors Helping Neighbors

On our seventh annual Volunteer Day, our branches closed at noon to allow our employees to volunteer in their communities.

196

Projects helped seniors

293

Projects helped youth

Projects addressed affordable housing

300

Projects addressed hunger & homelessness

Projects provided financial education or skill-based volunteering

190

Projects served the Veteran & First Responder population

This Year In Numbers

11,410 Hours

2,849 Volunteers

1,072 recipients of financial education

35,504 care packs, food packs, blankets, hygiene kits, & school supply kits created

Partner Organizations

8 Schools

375 Nonprofit
Organizations

45 Community
Organizations

Helping Communities Across

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If you have any questions, please contact your local First Interstate Bank branch, or call the First Interstate Foundation at 406-255-5393 or foundationusers@fib.com.