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All Stillman Bank locations held a two-week Christmas Food Drive from Nov. 24 through Dec. 8 and collected around 1,006 pounds of non-perishable food items for many local food pantries, including Bread of Life pantry in Stillman Valley, People Helping People in Byron and Lifeline Food and Self-Help Project in Oregon.

    In the spirit of giving back this holiday season, Stillman Bank held a food drive to benefit area families this Christmas. 1,006 pounds of non-perishable food items were collected during the two-week event. Now in its 14th year, this annual food drive has collected over 14,000 pounds of food since its inception in 2008.

    The Christmas Food Drive kicked off at all Stillman Bank locations on Nov. 24 and continued through Dec. 8. Donations were made just in time for Christmas to several area food pantries including: Bread of Life pantry in Stillman Valley, People Helping People in Byron, Lifeline Food and Self-Help Project in Oregon, Rochelle Christian Food Pantry in Rochelle, Old Stone Church Food Pantry in Rockton, and Rock River Valley Pantry in Rockford.

    Stillman Bank wishes a huge thanks to everyone who stopped by their branches to contribute to this great cause. For more information on Stillman Bank or to find out more about Stillman’s products and services, please contact visit www.stillmanbank.com.

    Stillman Bank is an independently owned community bank founded in 1882. The bank has approximately $580 million in assets and operates full-service banking offices in Byron, Stillman Valley, Oregon, Rochelle, Rockford, and Roscoe/Rockton.

 
 
 
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