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Community Bank is proud to begin a partnership with The Arts Council of Calvert County in Prince Frederick, Maryland. The Arts Council of Calvert County is a non-profit organization whose mission is to invest in and encourage the arts in Calvert County. In support of their mission the council sponsors:grants to schools and organizations for arts related programs; summer arts camps through a collaborative effort with Annmarie Garden; The CalvART Gallery, a co-op gallery featuring local artists and more. To learn more about the Arts Council of Calvert County, visit http://www.calvertarts.org/index.htm.

To support the Arts Council of Calvert County in its mission, Community Bank’s Prince Frederick branch displays art in its lobby throughout the year. The exhibits feature artwork from local artists and rotate regularly to showcase a diverse range of styles and artistic expression. Customers are encouraged to visit the branch to view the exhibits, as all artwork on display is available for purchase.

Community Bank is proud to begin a partnership with the Charles County Arts Alliance. The Charles County Arts Alliance is a non-profit organization whose mission is to stimulate, promote, encourage and provide recognition of the arts and the creative spirit in Charles County. They support this mission by promoting organizations and individual artist, providing grants to non-profits, sponsor workshops, festivals and events, giving scholarships and more. To learn more about the Charles County Arts Alliance, visit http://charlescountyarts.org/

To support the Charles County Arts alliance in its mission, Community Bank’s Home Office Branch displays art in its lobby throughout the year. The exhibits feature artwork from local artists and rotate regularly to showcase a diverse range of styles and artistic expression. Customers are encouraged to visit the branch to view the exhibits, as all artwork on display is available for purchase.

Fredericksburg Center for the Creative Arts (540) 373-5646 www.fccava.org 

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We are excited to begin a third art partnership at the bank – this time with the Fredericksburg Center for the Creative Arts (FCCA). A nonprofit, all-volunteer organization and a partner of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts of Richmond, the FCCA seeks to encourage and promote interest in and study of the arts. In support of this mission, we will be displaying art in our Central Park branch, with exhibits rotating quarterly. As with the art in our La Plata and Charlotte Hall branches, all pieces on display will be available for purchase. Please stop by to see what is available. To learn more about the FCCA, visit www.fccava.org.

Community Bank was immensely proud to begin a partnership in 2014 with the Mattawoman Creek Art Center in Marbury, Maryland. A non-profit organization, the Mattawoman Creek Art Center’s mission is to encourage the practice and appreciation of the visual arts in Southern Maryland. This is accomplished through a variety of ways, including exhibits of regional, national and international art; the introduction of new art forms via innovative programming; open exchange of ideas among artists to foster a sense of community; and the provision of workshops, lectures, demonstrations and more.

To support the Mattawoman Creek Art Center in its mission, Community Bank’s newly-redesigned La Plata branch displays art in its lobby throughout the year. The exhibits feature artwork from local artists and rotate regularly to showcase a diverse range of styles and artistic expression. Customers are encouraged to visit the branch to view the exhibits, as all artwork on display is available for purchase.

Representatives from the Charles County Dive and Rescue Company accepts a donation from Community Bank of the Chesapeake.

 

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Charles County Dive and Rescue is an all-volunteer, nonprofit organization that operates with other public safety agencies for emergencies around water and ice. Community Bank was happy to make a donation that will help keep this group of heroes at the ready.

 

The donation was raised as a part of our employee-led program called “Casual for a Cause.” During the summer, employees can make a donation in exchange for the opportunity to dress casually. The dive and rescue team will put the funds towards outfitting the fleet’s newest rescue boat.

 

“We are truly grateful to receive this contribution from Community Bank,” said Dive Rescue Chief William “Skeeter” Porter. “It does our members good to know that others in the community appreciate the work and effort that they put into the company.”