Bankers Give Back

Our commitment to caring and providing creative solutions doesn’t end with the banking day. Settlers bank has ongoing partnerships that have a profound and positive impact on our community. The Bank engages its staff in giving back by providing paid time off to participate in volunteer activities. Allowing each employee to contribute his time to the cause he supports most passionately leads to meaningful outcomes and genuine personal fulfillment.

Habitat for Humanity Home Dedication

06.20.2018
We are so happy to see Cheng and Sierra achieve their dream of homeownership. It was a joy to join with Classic Custom Homes of Waunakee, Nonn’s, RHD Plumbing and ABC Supply last fall to build the home’s frame.

Pictured: Laura Mael and Cheryl Paul

 

DeForest Area High School Reality Day

05.23.2018
We were thrilled to be a part of this awesome event, helping every DeForest Area High School senior learn how to survive on a give life scenario and salary. Our Susan Fischer staffed the Auto station, guiding students through selecting the transportation that would meet their needs and budgets.

 

Bankers Host Adopt a Class

05.15.2018
Thank you to our Adopt a Class for visiting us today! Ms. Berkley’s kindergarteners joined our bankers in games to learn more about money. Our Samantha Brown, Susan Fischer, and Jaime Rowe had a great time guiding the class through these financial literacy adventures.

 

Radiothon Raises $685,533

05.11.2018
Our bankers join staff and families at American Family Children’s Hospital to celebrate the $685,533 raised during Radiothon 2018. Funds raised will support sick kids and their families by providing meals, assistance with transportation and the Child Life Program that let’s kids be kids when they are in the hospital. Thanks to all #Champions4Kids

 

Settlers bank Proud Sponsor of Radiothon 2018

05.09.2018
For the third year in a row Settlers bank will be title sponsor for the American Family Children’s Hospital Radiothon. For three 13-hour days DJs from Midwest Family Broadcasting’s Today’s Q106 and 93.1 JAMZ broadcast live from the lobby of the American Family Children’s Hospital to tell the inspiring stories of patients, families and staff. Join us and be #Champions4Kids

 

Sb Mortgage Loan Officers at MABA Career Day

05.07.2018
This year’s Madison Area Builder’s Career day was a rousing success with a record number of students attending. Our Carissa Peterson and Susan Fischer were on-hand to assist as attendees learned more about careers in the construction trades.

 

Sb Ken Pesik Classroom Mentor

05.07.2018
Our Ken Pesik recently visited the 8th grade Science class at Waunakee Middle School. This awesome group of students showed its appreciation by showering “Mr. Pesik” with loads of lovely hand-written thank you notes!

 

Sb Welcomes #TQSTJ23 Attendees

05.04.2018
Our David Fink and Tom Spitz welcomed those lucky enough to get tickets to the Today’s Q106 Storytellers Jam! The bank proudly serves as sponsor for this amazing and unique live music event. Proceeds benefit American Family Children’s Hospital.

 

Sb Bankers Go Red

02.02.2018
Our Bankers Go Red! The team at our Madison West location is wearing red today to bring awareness to heart disease and stroke. #MadisonGoesRed #WearRedDay

Pictured: Erin O’Brien, Jody Femrite, Lynda Binder, Kelli Ezzell, Dan Nichols, and Colleen Whaley

 

Making Spirits Bright!

12.2017
Don’t miss this awesome holiday light display open nightly from 5 – 9PM, now through December 31, 2017 at the Village Park, 400 E Main Street, Waunakee.

Rotary Lights are the culmination of months of planning and several work days by volunteer Rotarian including our own Ken Pesik.

 

Sb Bankers Ring in the Holidays

12.06.2017
You may have seen some familiar faces recently at Walgreen’s, DeForest or Old Sauk Road. Bankers from both our Windsor and Madison West locations rang bells to provide food, toys and clothing during the Christmas season and to help Americans recovering from all kinds of personal disasters worldwide.
Pictured: Lindsey Mehmeti and Ken Pesik