Community Involvement
The Savings Bank has a proud history of community involvement and support for organizations in the towns and cities that we serve.
By supporting local community organizations and initiatives, we are able to contribute and improve the quality of life within the markets we serve.
A history of giving back and support neighbors.
Charitable Foundations
TSB Charitable Foundation
Established in 1997, The Savings Bank Charitable Foundation, Inc., supports non-profit organizations that serve residents of Wakefield, Lynnfield, Andover, Methuen, North Reading and surrounding cities and towns.
Since its inception, the Foundation has donated over $1,017,000.
Donald E. Garrant Foundation
We established the Donald E. Garrant Foundation, Inc. in 2001 in memory of Don Garrant, former President and Chief Executive Officer of The Savings Bank. Mr. Garrant served as President of The Savings Bank from 1980 – 1992.
To recognize Mr. Garrant’s passion for financial literacy, the Foundation seeks to support projects in the Public & Private Schools, Grades K-12, and Not-for-Profit Organizations, that focus on financial education – banking, money, saving, investing, borrowing and credit, and economics.
Sponsorships
The Savings Bank supports eligible community-based organizations such as youth sports teams, scouts, PTOs, cultural groups, etc, through sponsorships and advertising opportunities.
We ask that requests for funding be submitted at least four weeks in advance. Organizations are encouraged to submit requests to The Savings Bank’s marketing department by emailing marketing@tsbdirect.bank (please note, email is not secure).
Meeting Rooms
We are happy to share meeting room space at our Andover and Wakefield offices, and invite you to contact us if you have any questions after reviewing the Guidelines below.
Meeting Room Guidelines
- The Community Room can accommodate meetings of up to 25 people.
- A “Community Room Reservation Request” must be filled out and submitted via email to shsullivan@tsbdirect.bank.
- Access to the Room will be through specified entrances and exits and must be coordinated by Bank staff. The Community Room is handicapped-accessible.
- Meetings may not interfere with the Bank’s conduct of business.
- The Savings Bank is a smoke‐free facility. No alcoholic beverages may be served or brought into the Rooms.
- No food or non‐alcoholic beverage(s) may be brought into the Room without the prior approval of the Bank.
- The Room will be left in the same condition in which it was found.
- Groups using the Room must be Wakefield‐based and a majority of its members must be Wakefield residents OR a member of the group must be an Officer of The Savings Bank.
- The Bank reserves the right to limit the usage of the Room at its sole discretion (i.e. availability, hours of usage, days of the week, etc.).
- There is no storage available for meeting supplies between recurring meetings.
- Telephone service is not available. Participants needing telephone service should utilize cell phones.
- The Rooms are generally available from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Times falling outside these parameters will be handled on a case‐by‐case basis.
- These guidelines may be amended from time to time at the sole discretion of The Savings Bank.
Talk to The Savings Bank
To find out how The Savings Bank can help you achieve all your financial goals, visit one of our offices, use our contact form, or call us at 800-246-2009.
