2017 Community Service Report

In 2017, Broadway Bank employees donated 13,829 hours to various non-profit organizations in San Antonio, Austin and the surrounding communities, an equivalency of $333,832.06*. Care Corps volunteers supported 189 charitable projects in addition to the projects they support individually. In 2017, Broadway Bank corporate contributions were $796,007.91through approximately 625 separate donations to 420 local community organizations.

*Based on $24.14 dollar value using http://independentsector.org

Easter Basket Drive— donated and delivered 733 baskets to more than 20 non-profit organizations and schools.

United Way Capital Campaign— employees donated $301,618.98 boosted by a bank contribution of $113,381.02 for a total of $415,000 raised for local programs.

• Broadway Bank Annual Scholarship—aawarded $2,500 to four high school graduates
• Stuff The Bus partnership with Communities In Schools of San Antonio and The Hispanic Chamber of Commerce— collected school supplies and monetary donations for local children with an estimated value in cash and in-kind of $23,500.40
• San Antonio Youth Literacy Reading Buddy Program— worked with students to improve their reading levels
• Junior Achievement— coached students on developing a budget
• Big Brothers Big Sisters— mentored at-risk youth one-on-one
• Serna Elementary— Mentoring partnership at the school
• Habitat for Humanity— Bi-monthly money smart home construction project and financial education courses for new homebuyers
• Lanier and Southwest High Schools— implemented mPOWER financial education with students, empowering them to tackle important money management decisions

• Mobilizing for MS— raised $50,438 for Multiple Sclerosis in 2017
• American Diabetes Association— raised $9,498
• Salvation Army Angel Tree— employees granted Christmas wish lists bringing joy to 150 senior citizens and children

• Society of St. Vincent de Paul at Haven for Hope— served thousands of dinners to the homeless throughout the year
• Annual Thanksgiving Food Drive— employees donated food and funds to provide 131 families with a holiday dinner
• San Antonio Food Bank— adopted a Grocery Rescue Truck which rescues food from being discarded by food businesses and re-distributes it to families in need through its partner agency network.
• Snack Pak 4 Kids San Antonio— hosted annual peanut butter drive, worked at monthly stocking and packing nights and distributed weekly Snack Paks to classrooms and children’s homes