Bank and Butler Radio Team Up to Support Veterans in Need
POSTED Feb 10 2023 | 1 MINUTE READ
Mars Bank and the Butler Radio Network (WBUT, WISR, The Rock Station 97.7) teamed up to support Butler County Veterans in Need. Through a combination of fundraising events, online donations, and donations from the bank, its customers and staff, $4,000 was donated to Veterans in Need.
Veterans in Need was founded in 2016 to provide emergency assistance to veterans who suffer sudden loss of income or emergency. Funds are provided for everyday essentials that are beyond the individual’s ability to meet. The organization also operates a furniture warehouse which provides household goods to veterans. Any Butler County veteran honorably discharged and with a valid DD214 or other documentation may apply for assistance. Visit www.bcvin.org for more information.
Mars Bank supports Veterans in Need as part of its Step Forward Campaign which promotes and supports first responders, active military, and veterans.
From left to right: Rich Riley, Veterans in Need; Autumn Patterson, Mars Bank; Tracie Williams, Mars Bank; Rex Brown, Veterans in Need; John Cyprian, Veterans in Need; Tyler Friel, Butler Radio
Mars Bank and the Butler Radio Network (WBUT, WISR, The Rock Station 97.7) teamed up to support Butler County Veterans in Need. Through a combination of fundraising events, online donations, and donations from the bank, its customers and staff, $4,000 was donated to Veterans in Need.
Veterans in Need was founded in 2016 to provide emergency assistance to veterans who suffer sudden loss of income or emergency. Funds are provided for everyday essentials that are beyond the individual’s ability to meet. The organization also operates a furniture warehouse which provides household goods to veterans. Any Butler County veteran honorably discharged and with a valid DD214 or other documentation may apply for assistance. Visit www.bcvin.org for more information.
Mars Bank supports Veterans in Need as part of its Step Forward Campaign which promotes and supports first responders, active military, and veterans.
From left to right: Rich Riley, Veterans in Need; Autumn Patterson, Mars Bank; Tracie Williams, Mars Bank; Rex Brown, Veterans in Need; John Cyprian, Veterans in Need; Tyler Friel, Butler Radio
