CSB Closing Early on Thursday, April 25th, 2024 for Staff Training

We value the importance of lifelong learning and financial literacy. For this reason, we will be closing all locations at 3 PM on Thursday, April 25th, 2024, for staff training. Thank you for your understanding! Please keep a lookout for additional training dates throughout 2024.

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Employee Donation Program

#GIFT2GIVING

Donating money should be a heartwarming, personal experience — so much more than a corporation cutting a check and calling it a day.

Community State Bank’s employee donation program, #GIFT2GIVING, puts the personal touch on holiday donations by allowing employees to choose which nonprofit organizations and community initiatives are important to them.

We started #GIFT2GIVING in 2018 as a way to directly improve our communities, and we are already working on plans to expand the program. Watch our #Gift2Giving video to learn more! 

How It Works

Each CSB employee is given the opportunity to choose one local nonprofit organization that they would like $150 donated to. Team members can pool their allocations to make a bigger impact at their shared cause.

In addition to the CSB donations, employees can add their own money as well as collect donations from other individuals in the community, making the year-end gift even merrier. That’s right: CSB gets the ball rolling, and the goodwill snowballs from there.

Finally, our CSB employees hand deliver their donations to their nonprofits.

 

Our Stories

Since the program’s creation, #GIFT2GIVING has supported dozens of nonprofit organizations throughout Southeast Wisconsin. Follow our journey through our employee journal entries...

Gift2Giving Returns for 6th Year

Community State Bank (CSB) is excited to announce the return of their 6th annual employee driven donation campaign, #Gift2Giving. Each CSB employee was presented with $150 from the bank to donate back…

Gift2Giving 2022

Over $70,000 has been invested back into the community through #Gift2Giving, an employee directed donation campaign at Community State Bank.