The La Crosse Area Chamber of Commerce and area businesses have partnered for the first Young Professional Awards to celebrate current and upcoming leaders in the La Crosse area. The following awards were open for nominations: One of Trust Point’s values as an organization is supporting growth and development. To.
Philanthropic giving from generous individuals helps fill the gaps in our communities. The Upper Mississippi Valley Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP-UMV) hosted a presentation and luncheon at Western Technical College in La Crosse on National Philanthropy Day, Tuesday, November 15, 2022. More than 100 representatives from various.
The “60 Ways in 60 Days” matching challenge is an annual fundraiser for Feed My People to help those combatting hunger in West Central Wisconsin. This year, 18 businesses, including Trust Point, have come together to donate nearly $5,000 and are challenging the community and other businesses to match it..
Over 600 communities across the nation hold Alzheimer’s Association Walk to End Alzheimer’s®, the largest event raising awareness and funds for Alzheimer’s research, support, and care. It was a beautiful day for the Walk to End Alzheimer’s in La Crosse on September 17th. Participants of all ages gathered in Riverside.
Going for a walk around the block is something that many of us may take for granted. But Karter Goodchild’s family knows that is a gift. From being told that Karter would never be able to swallow, breathe, see, hear, walk, or talk on his own, to Karter now being.
On Tuesday, August 16th, the Trust Point Young Professionals (TPYP) group gathered in Eau Claire for their quarterly event focused on community service and leadership development. They started the day serving the community with a volunteering project at the Boys and Girls Club of the Greater Chippewa Valley – Lee.
Extending Trust Point’s values of being involved in the community, Regina Sigel, Vice President and Kathy Reinolt, Relationship Manager, took part in the 32nd Annual Regional Rotary Avenues of Service Dinner held at the La Crosse Country Club on Tuesday, August 16th. The dinner recognized individuals and area Rotary Clubs.
Shredding confidential documents not only helps to protect personal information, but also helps improve the environment through recycling efforts. Confidential Records will be on site at two of our office locations so you are able to bring your boxes of documents to be shred on-the-spot. The La Crosse shred event.
For many years, we have made community involvement a hallmark of our culture at Trust Point. Volunteering with local charities, nonprofits and other community organizations isn’t just encouraged, it’s something our employees genuinely enjoy. In many cases, our community-focused identity has been a key attraction for new hires, as well.
Exploring the journey through the eyes of a Trust Point client Mary Kessens is spending her early days of retirement in a chrysalis. That’s how she refers to this temporary period of incubation following her departure from the workforce in January. It’s a time to get a feel for that.
Trust Point and its staff have always valued giving back to the community. It’s fitting that the Trust Point Young Professional (TPYP) Group extended this value by organizing a non-perishable food drive to collect goods for local food pantries. Donations were collected at all three Trust Point Office locations. Thanks.
Community involvement is one value Trust Point as a company, and the Trust Point Young Professionals (TPYP) Group strongly believes in. The TPYP Group will hold a non-perishable food drive from July 11th – 15th, 2022 collecting donations for local food banks. All three Trust Point offices are participating in.
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