FNB Makes $1,100 Donation to Soup for the Soul’s Lunch & Literacy Program
FNB Bank proudly donated $1,100 to Soup for the Soul’s Summer Lunch & Literacy Program. The Lunch & Literacy Program strives to provide summer meals to children who qualify for free or reduced lunch during the school year. The donation was a collective effort between individual employee donations and FNB.
“FNB and our employees are honored to donate to such a worthy cause as the Lunch and Literacy Program,” stated Amy Futrell, Murray-Calloway County Market President. “2020 has been a hard year, as we are living in unprecedented times, and I am thankful to be a part of an organization and team that wants to help our community any way that we can.”
For the past three summers, volunteers have packed and delivered bags of shelf-stable, healthy foods twice per week. An age-appropriate book is also included in one of the bi-weekly deliveries. Because of COVID-19, the same amount of food will be delivered this summer once per week, along with the book. Foods that are distributed do not require refrigeration and are easy to open and prepare. The program expects to feed 250 children this year at a rate of $100 per child.
Due to COVID-19 restrictions, Soup for the Soul is unable to hold their normal food drives and is relying on the help of the community to make this program successful. To make an online donation to the Summer Lunch & Literacy Program, visit: soup4thesoul.org. Checks can also be mailed to Soup for the Soul at PO Box 1001, Murray, KY 42071.
FNB Bank, founded in 1875, is one of the oldest banks in the state of Kentucky and ranks among the highest in the nation in the area of safety and soundness. The bank currently has nine locations: Mayfield Main, Mayfield Southside, Wingo, Lone Oak, Paducah Midtown, Murray North, Murray South, Cadiz Main, and Cadiz West. FNB is member FDIC and an Equal Housing Lender.
FNB Bank is proud to announce that Kyle Hensley was recently named Trigg County Market President. In this role, Hensley will be responsible for overseeing the market in all aspects with the primary responsibility of leading the business development and relationship management tasks for both lending and deposits. Hensley has 16 years of banking experience having previously served as Vice President and Loan Officer for FNB Bank. He will continue serving as a Loan Officer alongside his new position.
FNB Bank is proud to announce that Ike Nichols was recently named McCracken County Market President. In this role, Nichols will be responsible for overseeing the market in all aspects with the primary responsibility of leading the business development and relationship management tasks for both lending and deposits. Nichols has 12 years of banking experience having previously served as Residential Lender and Branch Manager for FNB. He will continue serving as a Loan Officer alongside his new position.
During the month of December, FNB Bank made a $1,500 Christmas donation to two worthy charities on behalf of their customers and community members. Both the Community Christmas Connection Toy Drive for Mayfield and Graves County students and the Mayfield-Graves County Needline/Food Pantry received $750 donations to assist with daily necessities and expenses.
In addition to the bank’s monetary Christmas donation to the Community Christmas Connection Toy Drive, FNB employees and customers donated over 87 toys to the cause, resulting in an additional $870 in donated gifts. For more information about Community Christmas Connection, please contact Laney Dillard, Director of the Mayfield-Graves County Communication Education Program by e-mail at 
The fun, giveaways and excitement of FNB’s 12th Annual Easter Egg Hunt is finally here. Join us on Saturday, April 13th for the fun you’ve been waiting for all year! Registration and Easter Bunny Pictures will be held from 9:00 to 10:45 a.m. at FNB Bank’s Main Office, located at 101 East Broadway in Mayfield.
January 31, 2019 (Mayfield, KY) FNB proudly donated $4,000 to two worthy community agencies as a result of FNB’s 2018 philanthropic fundraising efforts in Graves County. Both the Mayfield-Graves County Child Advocacy (CASA) Program and the Feeding America Backpack Program for Mayfield and Graves County Schools received $2,000 donations to assist with their daily missions of serving the community.
