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Consumer Resource Center

Youth Banking Network

The FDIC Youth Banking Network provides opportunities for banks, working to connect financial education to savings accounts for school-aged children, to learn from one another and FDIC staff. The FDIC hopes to learn how we can further support these efforts, such as through the development of complementary educational tools, resources, and enhancements to the FDIC’s Money Smart for Young People curricula.

Network Members

A list of banks that are Network members is available here or via download. Reference to any specific organization does not constitute an endorsement, a recommendation, or a favoring by the FDIC or the United States government.

Download Data

OrganizationCityState
AbbyBankAbbotsfordWI
ACNB BankGettysburgPA
Artisan's BankWilmingtonDE
Athol Savings BankAtholMA
Bank of Cave CityCave CityAR
Bank of Feather RiverYuba CityCA
Bank of HawaiiHonoluluHI
Bank of New HampshireLaconiaNH
Bank of SalemSalemAR
Bank of the SierraPortervilleCA
Belgrade State BankPotosiMO
BLC Community BankLiilte ChuteWI
Branch Banking and Trust Company (BB&T)Winston SalemNC
Bristol County Savings BankTauntonMA
Byline BankChicagoIL
Capital City BankTallahasseeFL
Carroll County Trust CoCarrolltonMO
Cathay BankEl MonteCA
CB&S BankRussellvilleAL
Central Valley Community BankFresnoCA
Chesapeake Bank of MarylandParkvilleMD
Citizens Bank, National AssociationBostonMA
Citizens Progressive BankWinnsboroLA
Clinton Savings BankClintonMA
Comerica BankSan JoseCA
Commercial BankHarrogateTN
Commonwealth National BankMobileAL
Community BankForrestMS
Community First BankRosholtWI
Columbia BankFair LawnNJ
Farmers & Merchants Union BankColumbusWI
Farmers State BankWaterlooIA
Fidelity BankMetairieLA
First American Bank & TrustAthensGA
First Bank of Highland ParkHighland ParkIL
First Commonwealth BankIndianaPA
First County BankStamfordCT
First Interstate BankBillingsMT
First Metro BankFlorenceAL
First Reliance BankFlorenceSC
First Savings Bank of HegewischHomewoodIL
First Security BankBatesvilleMS
First State BankSocorroNM
First State Community BankFarmingtonMO
First United BankShermanTX
First United Bank & TrustDurantOK
Flatwater BankGothenburgNE
FMS BankGreeleyCO
FNB BankMayfieldKY
Glacier BankKalispellMT
HarborOne BankBrocktonMA
Highpoint Community BankHastingsMI
Horizon BankMichigan CityIN
Lakeside BankChicagoIL
Legends BankClarksvilleTN
Monroe Bank & TrustMonroeMI
Montecito Bank & TrustSanta BarbaraCA
OceanFirst Bank N.A.Red BankNJ
Paragon BankMemphisTN
Penn Community BankPerkasiePA
PNC BankPittsburghPA
Premier BanksSaint PaulMN
Reading Co-operative BankReadingMA
Regal BankLivingstonNJ
Regions BankAtlantaGA
Renasant BankAtlantaGA
Rockland TrustHanoverMA
ServisFirst BankBirminghamAL
South State BankSavannahGA
SouthCrest Bank, National AssociationCummingGA
State Bank of India (California)Los AngelesCA
StonehamBankStonehamMA
The Denison State BankHoltonKS
The Ephrata National BankEphrataPA
The First National Bank of HenningOttertailMN
The Heritage BankHinesvilleGA
The Huntington National BankColumbusOH
Tomahawk Community Bank S.S.B.TomahawkWI
Treynor State BankTreynorIA
Tri State Bank of MemphisMemphisTN
Trustmark National BankJacksonMS
United BankGriffinGA
Wheatland BankSpokaneWA
Wilmington Savings BankWilmingtonOH
Winchester Savings BankWinchesterMA
WSFS BankPhiladelphiaPA
Young Americans BankDenverCO

Financial Institutions

The FDIC welcomes FDIC-insured institutions to participate in the FDIC Youth Banking Network. Joining the Network does not require reporting or any specific time commitment. Institutions must meet the following three criteria to participate:

  • Be an FDIC-insured institution that is working, or planning to work, with a school, school district, or nonprofit organization that serves youth under age 18 to carry out a program that allows the young people to open a savings account at the FDIC-insured institution.
  • Provide the youth financial education, either directly or in collaboration with a partner school, school district, or nonprofit organization.
  • Be in operation for three or more years.

To join, please email youthsavings@fdic.gov and briefly describe how your financial institution meets these criteria. Upon review, your financial institution will be included in the Network and added to the list of members during the July annual member listing update.

Schools, School Districts, and Non Profit Organizations

Do you want to collaborate with a financial institution to encourage financial education and youth savings accounts? Are you already collaborating with a bank? We invite you to sign up for updates designed to help support your activities that enhance youth financial education programming and access to a savings account. These updates may include occasional newsletters and webinars. We also will notify you of scheduled outreach events in your community that relate to youth financial education or youth savings. Upon request, we may also conduct train-the-trainer sessions for educators who plan to use the FDIC’s Money Smart curricula.

To sign up, please email youthsavings@fdic.gov and include your organization’s name, a point of contact name, phone number, city, state, and a brief description of your interest in youth financial education and youth savings.

Last Updated: March 31, 2023