Florida Banking June/July 2026

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FBA Welcomes New Members

With support from Robbie’s Riders, Grampy’s Charities and Sanibel Captiva Community Bank, eight adaptive bicycles – each worth $3,000 to $5,000 – were presented to children at the bank’s Bridge Branch in Fort Myers. The bicycles allow recipients, all of whom are between three and 17 years old and have medical issues, to participate in activities with their families and peers. In March, all bank branches were drop-off locations for prom dresses and Point Store items benefitting PACE Center for Girls of Lee County. The Point Store is a critical component of PACE’s positive behavior system to encourage students and celebrate their achievements. The bank was a $2,500 Brewmaster sponsor of the The FBA is proud to welcome the members who have joined us during the 2025-26 fiscal year. Each of these institutions and professionals brings unique perspectives, expertise and a shared commitment to strengthening Florida’s banking industry. As our membership continues to grow, so does our collective ability to advocate, innovate and serve our communities across the state. We’re pleased to

recognize and celebrate these new members and look forward to their active engagement in the year ahead. • First Security Bank • Gulf Coast Bank & Trust • KeyBank • Meridian Bank

• River Bank & Trust • United Trust Bank

Sanibel Captiva Community Bank Supports Area Children, Teens and Community

Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation (SCCF)’s 12th annual Beer in the Bushes in April. The event, held at the SCCF Headquarters & Erick Lindblad Preserve on Sanibel Island, supports SCCF’s mission

to protect and care for Southwest Florida’s coastal ecosystems. The bank also sponsored the Sanibel School Fund’s Blue Ribbon Golf Tournament in May at The Sanctuary Golf Club on Sanibel Island. Proceeds from the tournament and Casino Night dinner fundraiser benefit school initiatives that enhance educational resources and promote student success.

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