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First Financial Bank Collecting Food for Local Residents

They will be collecting Nov 6th thru 17th

                               

MADISON, IN – October 30, 2023 – First Financial Bank (Nasdaq: FFBC), its associates and community members are collecting food to be given to people in need. From November 6-17, nonperishable food items can be dropped off during normal business hours at its financial centers in Jefferson County, including 417 Jefferson St. and 501 Clifty Dr. in Madison, and 136 Thornton Rd. in Hanover. At the completion of the food drive, associates in these financial centers will distribute the food to the community through local organizations. 

“Helping the communities we serve comes naturally to our team, and this is a fun, impactful volunteer effort that will benefit the neighbors who keep our communities vibrant,” said Roddell McCullough, chief corporate responsibility officer for First Financial Bank. 

This is the second year First Financial has gathered food throughout its service area of Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky and Illinois. Last year’s drive collected more than 7,600 food items. 

First Financial’s approach of being proudly local continues to carry forward through local bankers and advisors who are friends, leaders and neighbors. During 2022 alone, First Financial and its associates gave more than 12,000 volunteer hours and over $4.3 million in donations. First Financial also recently completed its Community Benefits Agreement (CBA) for 2018-2022 in which it reached $8.5 million in philanthropy, or 226 percent of the goal.  

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