Liberty Bank: Corporate Sponsorships & Branch Sponsorships Grant

Liberty Bank is committed to enhancing community engagement through its Corporate and Branch Sponsorships, supporting a variety of non-profit organizations and events. With a focus on cultural, educational, and health services, Liberty Bank contributes to initiatives within Connecticut and Greater Springfield, Massachusetts. Sponsorship opportunities include fundraisers, concerts, and sporting events, fostering long-lasting community ties. By investing in local programs, Liberty Bank aims to make a meaningful impact and support the causes that matter most to its communities.

We give back as much as we can, as often as we can, and to as many organizations as possible. Easing the burden for people struggling to make ends meet, helping a child learn to read, or inspiring someone to keep moving forward – one step, one day and one moment at a time.
As part of this commitment, we proudly support numerous non-profits and events through corporate sponsorships at many levels. Contributions support organizations that are involved in meeting the cultural, educational, community development, health and human services needs of communities within the bank's footprint in the central, eastern, western and shoreline areas of Connecticut and in Greater Springfield Massachusetts.
Dinner fundraisersWalk-a-thons/5KsCommunity concert seriesGolf tournamentsTheatrical performancesChamber of Commerce events, fairs, festivals, parades, and home showsCommunity, semi-professional or professional sporting events
Many branch offices sponsor local youth athletic programs, school events, walk-a-thons, golf tournaments and other events, at amounts up to $1,000.

Eligibility

If you’d like Liberty Bank to sponsor your event, here are a few questions to consider.
Does the event provide an opportunity for Liberty Bank to:
Support the communities we serve and make a lasting impact?Be a headline sponsor or the exclusive financial services sponsor?Prominently display our message via signage, banners, video scoreboards, or other advertising medium?Set up a booth and distribute materials?Entertain customers?Engage with attendees?