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Germantown Community Scholarship Fund
Bank Five Nine was excited to support the 41st Annual Germantown Community Scholarship Fund Auction and Dinner, held February 19 at The Florian. This year’s event featured the lively theme “Lights, Camera…Auction- a Night of Red Carpets, Bright Lights, and Brighter Futures!” and brought together community members for an evening of camaraderie, celebration, and meaningful impact.
The event raised critical funds to support the educational futures of Germantown-area students, reinforcing the community’s long-standing commitment to academic achievement and opportunity.
Bank Five Nine was proud to sponsor the Calendar Raffle for another year, donating a fun outdoor camping package along with a $1,000 named scholarship. The scholarship will be presented during the annual Germantown High School Scholarship Evening in June.
“Making lives better and investing in our local communities is at the heart of what we do,” said Cheri Schadeberg, Germantown Branch Manager, from Bank Five Nine. “We’re honored to continue our support of the Germantown Community Scholarship Fund and the students it serves.”
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