Exchange Bank recently hosted its third annual First Responder Luncheon and Blood Drive this past Friday. The organization welcomed over 200 local heroes from law enforcement, fire, EMS, and other emergency services throughout the day. The blood drive followed success with a collection of 45 units of blood, which will provide lifesaving resources to neighboring hospitals.

“We want to thank those on the front lines of our community who keep us safe. Our gratitude cannot be expressed enough,” said John Childs, President and CEO of Exchange Bank. “We appreciate our blood donors who answered the call to be community heroes and ensure our blood supply remains strong.”

As a community bank, Exchange Bank is proud to stand alongside our first responders and neighbors, helping to build a better tomorrow – because at Exchange Bank, “We believe community matters,” said Business Development Officer, Heather Cook.

For more information on Exchange Bank’s mission, visit www.exch.bank

About Exchange Bank: Exchange Bank, established in 1903, is a community-focused financial institution dedicated to fostering growth and development in the areas it serves. Committed to making a positive impact, Exchange Bank actively engages in initiatives that enhance education, well-being, and community prosperity.