ND Bank Gives Back: ASB Donates Handmade Quilts To Support Community

American State Bank & Trust Company (ASB) has once again demonstrated its commitment to the community by donating a collection of handmade quilts to the Family Crisis Shelter. These quilts, purchased at the recent St. Joseph’s Mardi Gras Auction, will provide warmth and comfort to families in need.

Get our free mobile app

“At ASB, we believe in giving back to the community in meaningful ways,” said Dave Hanson, President and CEO of ASB. “We are pleased to donate these beautiful handmade quilts in hopes that they bring a sense of comfort to those who need it most.”

ASB: A Trusted Partner in Community Giving

ASB has a long history of supporting local initiatives that improve the well-being of area residents. The bank regularly contributes to charitable organizations and community programs, reinforcing its dedication to making a difference beyond financial services.

Supporting Survivors: The Family Crisis Shelter’s Vital Role in Northwestern North Dakota

The Family Crisis Shelter is a vital resource in northwestern North Dakota, offering 24/7 crisis intervention for victims and families affected by domestic violence and sexual assault. The shelter serves a tri-county area, providing emergency housing, counseling, and advocacy services to those in need.

“We are grateful for ASB’s thoughtful donation,” said Marie Collins, Executive Director of the Family Crisis Shelter. “These quilts will be put to great use and serve as a reminder to the families we assist that our community cares deeply about their well-being.”

ASB’s Generosity Strengthens Community Support and Safety

Acts of generosity, such as this donation from ASB, play an essential role in helping local organizations continue their mission of providing support and safety to individuals facing difficult circumstances. The partnership between ASB and the Family Crisis Shelter highlights the importance of community involvement in addressing critical social issues.

For more information about ASB’s community efforts, visit their website or follow them on social media.