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Bank Announces Annual Teach Children To Save Events
Ohio Ag Connection - 04/28/2016

S&T Bank, a full-service financial institution with assets of $6.5 billion, and locations in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and New York, announced its involvement in Teach Children to Save Day, led by the American Bankers Association.

The yearly celebration, which launches April 29, continues to be one of S&T Bank's top community priorities. The Bank, which began its participation in 2010, visited more than 100 schools and connected with more than 3,300 students last year. Continuing its commitment in 2016, S&T Bank's dedicated banking professionals will join students at local schools, throughout the Bank's recently expanded footprint, to share tips and suggestions on how to grow their fiscal knowledge.

"We are committed to continued education for both our customers and local communities," said Todd D. Brice, president and CEO of S&T Bank. "By maintaining a presence with local students, through Teach Children to Save Day, we can foster relationships early and help to prepare them for their futures."

In addition to Teach Children to Save Day, S&T Bank also partners with the American Bankers Association to coordinate efforts with Get Smart About Credit each fall. The Bank also maintains products including the Moola Moola and Checking & Students accounts for youth in addition to other educational programs all of which provide value and solutions for all of the Bank's customers.

To learn more, please visit the American Bankers Association at bit.ly/1FG0bHp or visit S&T Bank on Facebook at on.fb.me/1JyzFNc.

S&T Bancorp, Inc. is a $6.5 billion bank holding company that is headquartered in Indiana, Pa. and trades on the NASDAQ Global Select Market under the symbol STBA. Its principal subsidiary, S&T Bank, was established in 1902, and operates locations in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and New York.


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