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Magnolia Bank team members volunteered at Feeding America, Kentucky’s Heartland, packing boxes of food for families in need. Community involvement is a core value of Magnolia Bank, which is committed to using its time and resources to make a meaningful impact. Through efforts like this, the bank remains dedicated to supporting non-profit organizations across Hardin and LaRue Counties, helping to build stronger communities.

Magnolia Bank proudly presents a $500 donation to the Magnolia Bank Empowering Opportunities Scholarship fund at Elizabethtown Community & Technical College, continuing our commitment to support students pursuing careers in business. This annual gift helps remove financial barriers, empowering students to achieve their educational and professional goals. Learn more about this and other scholarship opportunities provided by Magnolia Bank at magnoliabank.com/scholarships.

Magnolia Bank President and Chief Executive Officer Deena London, center, presents a check to Baptist Health Foundation Hardin Chairman C. Michael Bowers , left holding check, and Baptist Health Hardin President Robert Ramey, right holding check, for new equipment for the Baptist Health Hardin Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. Also pictured are representatives from Magnolia Bank, Baptist Health Foundation Hardin and Baptist Health Hardin. “Our reason for supporting the NICU is that we recognize these babies are some of our most vulnerable community members,” London said. “By supporting them in this earliest stage of life when their needs are especially dependent on consistent care, we are helping the NICU team establish the foundation for their futures and the opportunities they have for their lifetime with the best possible outcomes.” The donation will provide new equipment that will offer cutting edge technology and provide consistency in respiratory response throughout the NICU.

The gift was awarded Thursday to SpringHaven in recognition of the organization’s vital work in violence prevention and response in LaRue and Hardin counties — communities which are also home to Magnolia Banking Centers and the customers they serve. At the check presentation are Katie Guyton, Magnolia Bank Relationship Manager, from left; Deena London, Magnolia Bank President and CEO; Gregg Frist, Magnolia Bank Chief Lending Officer; Monica Bland, SpringHaven Director of Shelter Services; Ken Adams, Magnolia Bank Senior Vice President, Agricultural Lending; Shonna Sheckles, SpringHaven Assistant Director and Director of Outreach Services; and Jennifer Gray, Magnolia Bank Senior Vice President, Retail Banking.

From left, Magnolia Bank board member and Magnolia resident Reggie McCubbin, Magnolia Bank Vice President and Banking Center Manager Teleana Davis, Magnolia Bank President and CEO Deena London and Magnolia Bank Senior Vice President of Human Resources Sarah Quesenberry.

March 8 marks International Women’s Day and serves as a reminder of the extraordinary achievements, resilience, and contributions of women across the globe. This day also highlights the spirit of tenacity and vision that women leaders evoke in their positions, like our leader, Deena London.

At Magnolia Bank, we believe the holidays are a time for spreading joy and giving to the community. Whether it’s through talent, time or treasure, we believe giving back to the community is an essential part of getting into the holiday spirit. That is why we proudly donated $5,000 to the Family Scholar House and recently supported the nonprofit’s second-annual Thanksgiving Meal Drive for Elizabethtown Community and Technical College (ECTC) students.

HODGENVILLE, Ky. – Magnolia Bank announced plans today to close its banking center in Magnolia, KY, located at 4910 L&N Turnpike, effective May 31, 2023. The bank will execute a phased closing process beginning on Feb. 1 until its full closure at the end of May.

On behalf of their customers, Magnolia Bank donated $5000 to Feeding America, Kentucky's Heartland (FAKH) to help take hunger off the table this holiday season. In addition to their donation, the Magnolia Bank team spent the evening packing meals for families in need at the FAKH Volunteer Center, located at 300 Peterson Dr. in Elizabethtown.

Our employees were devastated to hear of the damage caused by the recent flooding in Eastern Kentucky. It is not easy to comprehend the immense toll this type of disaster can take on a community. But, in times of need, Kentuckians have shown time and time again that they can rally together to help our friends in the Commonwealth. Our employees recently donated $1,575.00 to the Kentucky Bankers Association’s Eastern Kentucky Flood Relief program. The people in the affected communities continue to be in our thoughts and prayers.

At Magnolia Bank, we're committed to personal and professional growth, supporting local communities, and empowering opportunity. That's why we're proud to support the Central Region Innovation and Commercialization Center with $5000 to benefit the Center of Kentucky Entrepreneurship (COKE). As a one-stop shop for start-up businesses, the Center has the resources entrepreneurs need to facilitate the creation, growth, recruitment, and retention of scalable companies in our community. Located at 1201 N. Dixie Hwy in Elizabethtown, the Center will also be home to the KY Innovation Network, Small Business Development Center, the Procurement and Technical Assistance Office, and the KY Veterans Business Alliance. COKE will also offer executive suites for companies in the process of large-scale development phases.

ELIZABETHTOWN, Ky - Elizabethtown Community and Technical College (ECTC) has partnered with Magnolia Bank to announce the Magnolia Bank Empowering Opportunity Scholarship.

ELIZABETHTOWN, Ky. – Magnolia Bank announced today a $250,000 donation to the Elizabethtown Police Department (EPD), the largest single donation in the bank’s history. The donation will help the EPD purchase and maintain body cameras for 50 patrol officers and all EPD patrol cars.

HODGENVILLE, Ky. – Magnolia Bank announced today a $27,800 donation to LaRue County Parks and Recreation for the construction of a full-size soccer and football field. LaRue County Parks and Recreation is redeveloping the community park for local families and an estimated 800 children who are active in little league programs.