Associated Bank and Associated Bank Foundation commit $2.1 million across Nebraska and Council Bluffs, Iowa, carrying American National Bank's legacy forward
Key Highlights
- ➤Associated and foundation commit $2.1 million across Nebraska and Council Bluffs
- ➤Associated Bank donates $100,000 to Salvation Army Western Division youth programs
- ➤Associated Bank Foundation directs $2 million toward community organizations
- ➤American National Bank account conversion completed in October 2026
- ➤Acquisition expanded Associated’s presence into Nebraska and Iowa
Expert Statements
Andy Harmening, President and CEO of Associated Banc-Corp
“For Associated, being part of Nebraska and Council Bluffs is about more than having a presence here. It's about being part of the community by showing up, building relationships and supporting the organizations that make these great places to live and work”
Andy Harmening, President and CEO of Associated Banc-Corp
“We're proud that the Associated Bank Foundation will invest $2 million to support organizations that help our communities thrive. We know that building strong communities takes partnership, commitment and people who are willing to invest in one another.”
Jeff Beckman, Executive director of development at The Salvation Army Western Division
“This $100,000 donation will help strengthen the programs and opportunities we provide at our North Omaha Community Center, giving young people a safe, supportive environment where they can learn, grow and build a brighter future”
Jeff Beckman, Executive director of development at The Salvation Army Western Division
“We're grateful for Associated Bank's generous commitment to investing in the youth of North Omaha and partnerships like this one make a meaningful difference for the families and neighborhoods we serve.”
Jason Hansen, Nebraska and Western Iowa market president at Associated Banc-Corp
“American National built its reputation on knowing this community, and that local knowledge is still at the heart of how we serve Nebraska and Council Bluffs”
Jason Hansen, Nebraska and Western Iowa market president at Associated Banc-Corp
“What's changed is what we can bring to it. The local relationships are still here, and now they're backed by the scale to do more, from expanded banking capabilities for our customers to investments like this one in the organizations that make our communities strong.”
Associated Bank and Associated Bank Foundation commit $2.1 million across Nebraska and Council Bluffs, Iowa, carrying American National Bank's legacy forward PR Newswire
$100,000 donation to The Salvation Army Western Division will support youth programs at the North Corps Community Center in North Omaha
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