ACBB Announces 5th Annual Collective Impact Giving Campaign

CBA Today eNewsletter,

Community Banks Invited to Expand Charitable Impact Across the Region

ACBB will launch its fifth annual Collective Impact Campaign on February 1, 2027, bringing community banks together to support charitable organizations serving local communities.

Since its inception, the campaign has helped community banks amplify charitable giving and support organizations making a meaningful local difference. To date, ACBB has supported 46 charities across 14 states, with the 2027 campaign expected to extend that reach.

“Reaching our fifth year reflects the generosity and community commitment of the banks that make this campaign possible,” said Joe Krzywicki, SEVP and Chief Revenue Officer of ACBB. “Together, we’re showing how community banks can make a greater impact when we work toward a common purpose.”

Participating institutions may nominate nonprofit organizations to receive a $2,500 donation on behalf of the institution and ACBB, creating lasting change in their communities.

About The Collective Impact Campaign
The ACBB Collective Impact Giving Campaign is an annual community outreach initiative that brings together Atlantic Community Bankers Bank (ACBB), its partner financial institutions, and their employees to support local nonprofits. Through the program, employees of participating banks and credit unions nominate charitable organizations in their communities, and ACBB selects qualifying nonprofits to receive $2,500 donations on behalf of the nominating financial institution. The campaign is built on ACBB’s belief that meaningful change happens when organizations work together for a shared purpose. Since its launch, the initiative has supported dozens of charities across multiple states, helping strengthen local communities through collective action and charitable giving. The Collective Impact Campaign provides an opportunity to empower financial institutions, employees, and communities to create lasting positive impact together.

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