Community Programs and Partnerships
Community Commitment
Guaranty Bank has a strong commitment to the communities that we serve. We offer a wide range of products and services that support asset building opportunities for everyone, including minority, low-to-moderate income and disabled citizens.
Education and Partnerships
We believe that financial education and community partnerships are critical components of a successful community. Individuals desiring to become self-sufficient must understand their finances in order to build a successful future. That is why we partner with nonprofit organizations that offer programs and partnerships that give consumers the tools needed to make sound financial decisions.
Our partnerships include a variety of loan programs, down-payment products and closing cost assistance solutions to help qualified applicants secure their financial dreams. We collaborate with organizations offering pre/post home purchase counseling and financial literacy education because we want to make sure our customers are well-versed in maintaining a financially healthy lifestyle.
We have partnered with community groups like the Boys & Girls Clubs and the City of Racine's Weed & Seed Program in offering Individual Development Accounts (IDAs). The IDA program provides grants to qualified, low-income individuals who are interested in developing a savings plan. The savings plan gives matching funds to savers for home purchases, starting a business or post-secondary education.
Guaranty Bank is a strong supporter of the FDIC's Alliance for Economic Inclusion program and Federal Reserve Bank's Bank On program, two nationwide programs that offer individuals the opportunity to learn how to properly manage a checking account. Our employees volunteer in their classes by presenting money management solutions and responding to participant questions, which assist in banking the un-banked/under-banked conusumer.
Reinvesting in Our Communities
Guaranty Bank dedicates significant resources to promoting economic development, community stabilization and affordable housing. We are proud to support several organizations that provide vital services to low-and-moderate income individuals and underserved areas within the bank’s footprint. A partial list of our 2012 reinvestment efforts is listed below:
Wisconsin
"Act Now" Anti-Bullying Initiative
African American Chamber of Commerce
Allied Churches Teaching Self-Empowerment (ACTS)
Alliance for Economic Inclusion by the FDIC
Alma Center
American Indian Chamber of Commerce
America's Second Harvest Food Distribution
Asset Builders of America
Bishop’s Creek CDC
Capitol West Academy
Career Youth Development Center
City of Racine IDA Program
Council for Spanish Speaking, Inc.
Destiny Development Corporation
Destinty High School Scholarships
Economics Wisconsin
Feeding America
FLAME (a/k/a Financial Literacy of Milwaukee)
Forward Community Investments
Garfield Avenue Festival Days
The Gathering
Habitat for Humanity
Heartlove Place
Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Wisconsin
Hispanic Professionals of Greater Milwaukee
Hmong American Friendship
Hmong American Peace Academy
HOPE Now Foreclosure Prevention
Housing Resources Inc
Hunger Task Force
InterFaith Conference of Greater Milwaukee
Jump$tart Wisconsin
Kenosha Avenue Chamber of Commerce
LaCausa
League of United Latino American Citizens (LULAC)
Lighthouse Youth Center
Lighthouse Youth Center
Literacy Coalition of Southeast Wisconsin
Local Initiatives Support Corporation
Make A Difference Wisconsin Financial Literacy
Meta House
Milwaukee Aging Consortium
Milwaukee Center for Independence
Milwaukee Chinese Community Center
Milwaukee Community Journal Scholarships
Milwaukee Foreclosure Prevention Initiative
The Milwaukee Give by World Outreach Church
Milwaukee Housing Consortium
Milwaukee Times Black Excellence Scholarships
Milwaukee Urban League
Money Smart Week
Mosaic on Burleigh
My Home, Your Home (d/b/a Lissy’s Place)
Neighborhood Housing Services (NHS) Southeast Wisconsin
New Concept Development Corporation
New Threads, Inc.
The Next Door Foundation
Nonprofit Center
Northcott Neighborhood Center
Northwest Side CDC
Operation Dream
Our Next Generation
Panafrican Association Community Association (P.A.C.A.)
Parklawn Homebuyer Expo
PEARLS for Teen Girls
Pentecostal Power Church's After School Program
ReBuilding Together
REVERB Youth Program
St. Aemilian Lakeside
St. Joan Antida High School
Salvation Army Homeless Shelter
Second Harvest Food Drive
Select Milwaukee
Senior Fest
Silver City Main Street's Asian Fest
Silver Spring Neighborhood Center
Social Development Commission
State Department of Veteran Affairs
Take Root Milwaukee
Toys For Tots Drive
UMOS
United Community Center (UCC)
United Way
Urban Economic Development Association
Vision Forward
Voluntary Income Tax Assistance
Ways to Work
Wisconsin Fair Housing Network
Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority
Wisconsin Partnership for Housing Development
Wisconsin Preservation Fund
Wisconsin Saves
Wisconsin Women’s Business Initiative Corporation
Women's Fund of Greater Milwaukee
The Woodson Foundation
World Outreach Churchand Bible Training
YMCA CDC
Illinois
ACCION Chicago
Affordable Housing Corporation of Lake County
Bank On Chicago by the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Bethel New Life, Inc.
Center for Employment and Training
DuPage Homeownership Corporation
Facing Forward to End Homelessness
Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago Down-payment Program
Freedom Baptist Church Money Conference
Illinois Housing and Development Authority
Jump$tart Illinois
KAFASI
Ladder's Up VITA
Local Initiatives Support Corporation
Mercy Housing
The Minister's Conference of South Cook County Economic Development
Money Smart Week
The Monroe Foundation
Neighborhood Housing Services of Chicago
Puerta Abierta Preschool
United Way
VITA Illinois
Ways to Work
Youth Conservation Corporation
Michigan
Accounting Aid Society
Amaru Foundation
Bank On Southeast Michigan
Detroit Meals on Wheels
Habitat for Humanity
Hispanic Business Alliance
Jump$tart Michigan
Junior Achievement
Local Initiatives Support Corporation
Michigan State Housing Development Authority
Money Smart Week - Detroit
Perfecting Community Development
THAW Energy Assistance Program (The Heat and Warmth Fund)
United Children & Family Head Start
Unify Detroit Coalition
Voluntary Income Tax Association
Wise Steward Ministries
Minnesota
Dress for Success
Goodwill Minnesota
Habitat for Humanity
Local Initiatives Support Corporation
Lutheran Social Services of Minnesota
Minnesota Community Action Partnership (MCAP)
Minnesota Housing and Finance Authority
Project for Pride
Georgia
ACCION USA
Atlanta Community Food Bank
Atlanta Consortium
Atlanta Housing Authority
Atlanta Neighborhood Development Corporation
Atlanta Prosperity Campaign
Boys & Girls Club ~ Financial Literacy Event
Changing Your World Day Church ~ Financial Literacy
Decatur Preservation Alliance Elderly Assistance Drive
Georgia Consortium of Financial Literacy
Georgia Earned Income Tax Credit Asset Building Coalition
Goodwill Career Center
Habitat for Humanity
Jacob's Ladder
Murphey Candler Marlins
Newnan-Coweta Chamber
Piece-By-Piece Foreclosure Prevention Council
Star of Georgia
United Way of Atlanta
Voluntary Income Tax Assistance
World Changers Church International Career Fair
For further information regarding our community activities, please contact our Director of Community Relations/CRA Officer, Nina Johnson, at 414-290-6073, or nina.johnson@gbmail.com.
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