Investing In
Our Community.
At FNBCC, we are deeply committed to reinvesting in the communities we serve. From Douglas to Palm Beach, we support local businesses, schools, churches, and organizations through financial contributions and volunteer efforts. In Coffee County, our Junior Board of Directors program empowers future leaders by selecting top high school students from Coffee High School and Citizens Christian Academy to learn about banking and community service.
In South Florida, we proudly partner with local businesses, religious organizations, schools, and community groups to help build a stronger, more connected region. Whether through donations, outreach, or hands-on involvement, we believe in giving back to the places that have given us so much. You can learn more about our community involvement by contacting us online.
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Myla’s Beleaf is an organization dedicated to supporting the families of childhood cancer. Ann Welsh, SVP, Branch Manager/Business Development Officer of FNBCC’s Boca Raton office, serves on the board as secretary. A group from FNBCC attended the organization's 4th annual gala on March 18, 2026.
Members of the Treasure Coast team at First National Bank Coastal Community are proud Rotarians with the Fort Pierce Rotary Club, serving through community involvement, volunteerism, and relationship building throughout the local area. Through participation in Rotary events, initiatives, and service projects, our team can strengthen meaningful connections while supporting programs that positively impact the Treasure Coast community. Being actively involved alongside fellow community leaders reflects FNBCC’s commitment to relationship banking and investing in the communities we proudly serve.
Greater Wellington Chamber of Commerce Flavors of Wellington 2026 On May 14th FNBCC participated in the Greater Wellington Chamber of Commerce Flavors of Wellington 2026. The annual event tours many of the restaurants in Wellington. Over 500 participated this year, which took us to 8 different venues in one night! It had a Mardi Gras theme and masks were encouraged. Darlene Curti, SVP, Branch Manager, Business Development Officer serves as an ambassador of the Chamber. The bank served as a Bus Ambassador for this event, which meant MCing a bus of 45 people throughout the evening. The bank itself took 25 customers and COI’s.
FNBCC sponsors the Downtown Douglas Excellence Award for Exceptional Customer Service. FNBCC's Joy Vickers (right) serves as secretary/treasurer of the Downtown Development Authority of Douglas, and in 2025 presented the award to Danny's Pizza.
FNBCC's Kathleen Jacks (right) serves as a member of the Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies Coalition of Palm Beach County. FNBCC was a Toast Sponsor of the Coalition's "Moments Luncheon" on May 8, 2026.
FAU Student Board of Directors
At FNBCC, we believe investing in future leaders is one of the best ways to invest in our community. Our Student Board of Directors Program, offered in partnership with Florida Atlantic University, gives a select group of FAU students an inside look at community banking.
Over an eight month period, from September through April, the Student Directors take part in leadership workshops, financial literacy sessions, community impact projects, and boardroom simulations. They also receive:
- Mentorship from FNBCC executives
- Networking with local business and community leaders
- Résumé review and practice interviews
- A meeting stipend, certificate of completion, and letter of recommendation
- Consideration for future internships and employment
We're proud to help these students grow into the leaders our communities need.
Jr. Board of Directors
FNBCC's Junior Board of Directors Leadership Program invests in the future of our community by developing the next generation of leaders. Selected seniors from Coffee County High School and Citizens Christian Academy work alongside the bank to share ideas, strengthen community connections, and help us better serve our area.
Members attend monthly meetings, take part in bank and community projects, and serve as FNBCC ambassadors. In return, they receive:
- Education in leadership, banking, financial literacy, investing, and the local economy
- Community service experience and college and career preparation
- Monthly compensation for meeting attendance
- Eligibility for a $1,000 college scholarship
Our goal is to equip these students with the knowledge, confidence, and skills to become strong leaders in our community.