Corporate Responsibility at
The First of Long Island Corporation
Our Mission
Community Reinvestment
$23.6 Million in Community Development & Reinvestment Lending
2023
Community Development
117 Community Development & Reinvestment Loans Issued
2023
Volunteerism
1,425+ Hours Volunteered by Employees
2023
Philanthropy
146 Organizations touched by First National Bank LI
2023
Sustainability
73.5% Less Paper Usage for Bank Operations
2019-2023
Corporate Responsibility Highlights
Commitment to Community
23.6M
In Community Development
Community Reinvestment Lending
Integral to First National Bank LI's commitment is providing accessible products and financial inclusion for areas throughout the Bank's financial footprint. Supporting community growth and revitalization is of particular importance. In 2023, we extended $23.6 Million in Community Development and Reinvestment Lending, issuing 117 loans.
23.6M
In Community Development
500 Hrs
Advancing Community & Educational Operations
Stewardship By Bank Leadership
Bank leadership donates time and expertise to help advance local philanthropic and quality of life organizations, serving on Boards and Councils for local and regional non-for-profit organizations, including organizations addressing issues of homelessness and wellbeing, business development and advocacy, health and wellness and more. Team members spent roughly 500 hours assisting with strategic operations and philanthropic development in 2022.
500 Hrs
Advancing Community & Educational Operations
1,425+
Hours of Volunteerism
Community First Volunteer Program
Team members across the Bank work together to support local missions and community service projects, volunteering their time, often during work hours, to give back to local organizations or service groups. 1N focuses on five outreach areas: Education, Housing & Security, Culture, Environmental Stewardship and Quality of Life. The Bank strives for three small initiatives a month such as helping to organize food pantries, planting community gardens, assisting at senior centers and participating in community beach clean-ups. These efforts are in addition to broader, bank-wide fundraising and team participation efforts such as Blood Drives, Clothing, Food and Toy Drives and more.
1,425+
Hours of Volunteerism
Financial Literacy Programming
First National Bank LI actively participates in National "Teach Children to Save" financial literacy efforts, offering local educational opportunities with the help of a curriculum provided by the American Bankers Association. This program provides areas schools, scouts and family programming organizations the opportunity to begin educating children about finances and how money impacts everyday decisions. The choices we make with our money have a significant impact on our financial well-being.
At First National Bank LI, we’re here to serve area families by helping children:
• Understand the importance of Savings Accounts and the Save Spend Share philosophy
• Learn the basics of Banking with optional Branch tour
• Learn how to create a Budget using our Budget Worksheet
• Learn how to plan and prioritize purchases and the important difference between “Wants and Needs,” helping to teach responsible financial decisions from an early age
The Bank also partners with area Colleges and Universities to further financial literacy knowledge and help students prepare for financial responsibilities upon completion of their degrees.
9-1-1 Veterans Turkeys for Vets
9-1-1 Veterans is a small organization assisting those who have served and are currently serving in the United States Military through financial assistance, food and clothing. Five hundred turkeys were provided, with all the trimmings, benefitting local Veterans and local VFW’s across Long Island.
The INN Men’s Clothing Drive
The INN (Interfaith Nutrition Network) is dedicated to offering vital support to local residents facing hunger, homelessness and severe poverty. The INN has sought men’s clothing, including shirts, pants, shoes and socks. Our team, local businesses and partners donated over 35 bags of new and gently used clothing for our fellow community members.