F.N.B. Corporation Donates $60,000 for Hurricane Florence Relief Efforts
"I am extremely proud to witness the spirit and drive of our employees during difficult times and the genuine care they have for each other and their communities," said
FNB is committed to supporting employees, customers and communities throughout the Hurricane Florence recovery efforts. Team members across the bank, including FNB's specialized Business Continuity group, worked together around-the-clock to ensure the Company was prepared to help employees and customers stay safe and informed leading up to, during and after the storm. In addition to financial contributions and volunteering, the Company will continue to provide post-crisis support by providing accommodations for clients based upon need. FNB customers in the affected regions are encouraged to contact the Company to discuss any financial needs they may have because of the impacts of Hurricane Florence.
In the past several years, FNB has provided financial support to victims of natural disasters and other tragedies as part of its multi-million-dollar commitment to the communities it serves. In addition, FNB promotes a culture of community leadership and volunteerism, with employees committing tens of thousands of hours of volunteer time each year to local causes throughout the Company's multi-state footprint. For more information on FNB's community commitment, visit fnb-online.com/about-us/community-involvement.
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