Tree of Life mural unveiled on TFNB’s East Waco location
The community comes together to unveil the “Tree of Life” mural. https://vimeo.com/508482979 TFNB Your Bank for Life joined partners Creative Waco, Waco ISD, and local artists Vincent Thomas and Cade Kegerreis to unveil the “Tree of Life” mural on the Southwest wall of the bank’s East Waco location. The celebration included local artists, musicians, and […]
TFNB’s East Waco staff makes Christmas brighter for local family
The staff of TFNB’s East Waco location pitched in to make Christmas special for one Waco family. Each child got about 15 presents, all bought by TFNB employees. The staff also gave the mom money to buy a warm winter coat. From our family to yours: Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from TFNB Your Bank […]
TFNB participates in Baylor Marketing Class
REAL-WORLD EXPERIENCE: Before the end of the semester, seniors in Dr. Tyrha Lindsey-Warren’s Advertising Procedures class at Baylor University presented mock marketing proposals to representatives from TFNB Your Bank for Life. Each team was asked to put together a marketing campaign designed to attract younger college students like themselves. Two teams competed against each […]
TFNB and Baylor present $15,000 to the Cen-Tex Minority Business Equity Fund
TFNB Your Bank for Life joined Baylor University in contributing to Cen-Tex Minority Business Equity Fund. CTMB is the first locally-funded financial lending program designed exclusively for minority-owned small businesses located in McLennan County. TFNB contributed $10,000 and Baylor gave $5,000. Representatives from the Cen-Tex African American Chamber of Commerce received both donations. Learn more […]
TFNB supports artists through Creative Waco’s Greenhouse Program
TFNB Your Bank for Life recently partnered with Creative Waco to support arts-based entrepreneurs through the Greenhouse Program. The six-month incubator provides training, coaching, mentoring, and funding for local artists. “The program gives artists the tools they need to effectively run a business,” said TFNB Senior Vice President Jason Lavender. “It’s natural to have a […]
Customer Highlight: Di Campli’s Italian Ristorante
Massimo and Kristen Di Campli came to TFNB Your Bank for Life to finance their dream of opening an authentic Italian restaurant in Waco, TX. It had always been Massimo’s dream. He grew up in Abruzzo, Italy, about three hours outside of Rome. He helped his parents run their restaurant from a young age. “Some […]
SBA Customer Los Vaqueros featured in National Publication
When people say they can’t eat healthy when they eat out, maybe it’s just time for a change of scenery. SBA customer Los Vaqueros was recently recognized in the Men’s Health article “The Miracle of Fort Worth” for showing people just how it can, and is being done. The article focused on the how the city is […]
Dr. Tyrha Lindsey-Warren talks about partnering with TFNB for the Waco Family & Faith International Film Festival
Dr. Tyrha Lindsey-Warren wanted to start a film festival in Waco. When looking for partners to make her dream a reality, she partnered with TFNB Your Bank For Life. “What stood out to me was my initial meeting with David Littlewood,” said Warren. “He listened to me and what I was trying to contribute to […]
Why TFNB is Shamica Evans’ Bank for Life
Shamica Evans runs “Waffle Chic” – a popular chicken and waffles business in Waco, Texas. She fondly remembers her mom and grandmother making chicken and waffles from scratch when she was a child. Shamica decided to start her own chicken and waffles business with healthier options. In addition to regular chicken and waffles, customers can […]
Waco Family & Faith International Film Festival Early Screening at YMCA of Central Texas
The YMCA OF CENTRAL TEXAS hosted a screening ahead of the Waco Family & Faith International Film Festival coming to the Waco Hippodrome February 6-8th. Waco-native Filmmaker Reginald Curry talks about his documentary: A King Under Construction: Bridging the Gap. The film shows how his father, DJ Rappin’ Reggie Reed, helped bring hip–hop to Central […]
