Following the grand opening of its new Manheim Twp. branch at the Shoppes at Landis Valley, Peoples Security Bank & Trust Co. announced $5,000 donations to two organizations making a powerful impact in the Lancaster community — Bench Mark Program and Power Packs Project. The contributions celebrate PSBT’s official entry into Lancaster County and reflect the bank’s ongoing commitment to strengthening the communities where its employees and customers live and work. Since 2005, Power Packs Project has been dedicated to fighting childhood hunger by providing weekend food assistance and teaching families how to prepare nutritious, low-cost meals. Partnering with schools across Lancaster County — including the Manheim Twp. School District — Power Packs distributes meal kits and recipes designed to feed families for under $5 per meal. The program currently supports students in more than 40 schools throughout the region. From left: Stephanie Brown, vice president, community banking manager, Peoples Security Bank & Trust; Kevin Boland, senior vice president, market executive, Peoples Security Bank & Trust; Neal Koplin, senior executive vice president, chief banking officer, Peoples Security Bank & Trust; Brad Peterson, executive director, Power Packs Project; and Gerard Champi, CEO, Peoples Security Bank & Trust.
