Newhouse in Kansas City was awarded the Core Bank Community Impact Award for the first quarter of 2024 with a gift of $4,000 to support their Childrens Programming including play therapy tools, off-site enrichment activities, updated classroom technology items, and funds to assist specifically with a seasonal camp. In 2022, Newhouse served over 120 children totaling over 12,000 hours of educational support and childcare.
Climb aboard and follow the journey of Ollie the Trolley, a sophisticated transportation business owned and managed by Deb Skinner and George Davis since 2014. Ollie the Trolley’s mission is “all about fun” and began in 1985. It is iconic for weddings, group corporate transportation, and specialty tours.
Did you know that the U.S. ranks second highest in poverty rates among its peer countries? January’s Poverty Awareness Month is about taking an opportunity to learn more about this social ill, raise awareness among others, and understand how everyone can help. People are more inclined to participate in efforts to end such issues, and while their efforts alone might not be enough for complete eradication, awareness is an important first step.
The Set Me Free Project (SMFP) was awarded the Core Bank Community Impact Award for the last quarter of 2023 with a gift of $5,000. Founded in Omaha in 2015, the Set Me Free Project (SMFP) now reaches various communities outside of Nebraska, offering evidence-based, survivor-informed trafficking prevention curriculums tailored to its audiences.
Seventy Five North was awarded the Core Bank Community Impact Award for the second quarter with a gift of $5,000. They were selected from among several other applicants also very worthy of the award. The Committee’s focus is on where “real impact” can be seen and measured, and Seventy Five North marked those boxes.
Core Bank kicked off celebrating its 10-year anniversary in September. As part of recognizing this milestone, we wanted to give back to the community and help our staff make a difference.
Omaha Home for Boys (OHB) was awarded the Core Bank Community Impact Award for the second quarter with a gift of $5,000. They were selected among several other applicants also very worthy of the award. The Committee’s focus is on where “real impact” can be seen and measured, and Omaha Home for Boys marked those boxes.
Omaha Bridges Out of Poverty was awarded the Core Bank Community Impact Award for the fourth quarter with a gift of $5,000. They were selected among several other applicants also very worthy of the award. The Committee’s focus is on where “real impact” can be seen and measured, and Omaha Bridges Out of Poverty marked those boxes.
As presenting sponsor of SHARE Omaha’s #GivingTuesday402, Core Bank invites you to be a part of our community-wide commitment to rebuilding, revitalizing and helping power solutions this giving season. Giving Tuesday, a global day of giving, is coming up on...
Omaha’s new hotspot, Bearded Brewer Artisan Ales, has the Omaha beer community buzzing. The mastermind behind all the offerings is head brewer Kirk Hearon. You can’t miss his beard and determined, always-thinking mind. If you ask him about his concoctions, he will...
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