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Sayre Borough Advances Community Playground Project with FCCB

07/30/2025 | Community

Sayre, PA (August 2025) - The Borough of Sayre is moving ahead with plans for a revitalized community playground as it prepares for the pending transfer of the playground property from First Citizens Community Bank (FCCB) to the Borough. This property transfer is a critical step that enables Friends of The Valley Playland to proceed with their initiative to develop an enhanced play space for local children and families. The Bradford County Planning Commission has facilitated the transfer.

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FCCB Provides Funding to Help Reduce and Prevent Homelessness

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Through their partnership and support of the Home4Good program, FCCB was able to help those who are currently experiencing homelessness or are at risk of homelessness across Delaware and Pennsylvania. As a result, over 18 different projects were awarded funds totaling nearly $1.4 million.

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FCCB Announces Agricultural Scholarship Winners

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FCCB (First Citizens Community Bank) is happy to announce the winners of their annual Agricultural Scholarship, Glenn Barnes (Lawrenceville, PA) and Maisie Neuber (Rome, PA).

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FCCB Donates $350,000 to Support Education Across Pennsylvania

01/04/2022 | Community

The importance of strong educational programs cannot be underestimated if a community is to thrive. And organizations who are willing to support educational enrichment are key. One such business who believes in giving back is First Citizens Community Bank who recently donated $350,000 to 47 educational enrichment programs across the state of Pennsylvania through the Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) program.

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FCCB Honors Those who Serve

11/09/2021 | Community

In honor of Veterans Day, FCCB (First Citizens Community Bank) donated 12,500 international calls through the USO Operation Phone Home so soldiers can talk with their loved ones this holiday season. Service members deployed to combat zones can use the USO's secure, private internet network and computers to communicate with loved ones back home.

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