

Our Community

Feztival of Trees 2025
Sugar River Bank extends a warm thank you to everyone who attended the Annual Feztival of Trees at the Bektash Shriners Center. We were delighted to be part of this cherished community tradition once again.
Our Family Game Tree was a joy to create, and we loved seeing so many visitors stop by, enjoy the display, and support the event’s charitable mission. Your participation helps strengthen our community and ensures this annual celebration continues to thrive.
Thank you for making the Feztival a success—we look forward to seeing you again next year!

Sugar River Bank Holiday Food Drive
We extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who has donated to our food drive so far. Your generosity is truly making a meaningful difference in our communities.
Donations are still being accepted in all Sugar River Bank lobbies. If you haven’t had a chance to contribute yet, there’s still time—every item helps.
Thank you for supporting our neighbors in need!
Trunk or Treat – Warner, NH 2025! 🎪
Derek Lick, Board Director; Ginger Marsh, AVP Regional Branch Administrator; Maureen Hampton, Chair of the Board: Karissa Lander, Internal Audit/Compliance Assistant; and Todd Sheppard, Float Teller, helped make this year’s downtown Trunk or Treat in Warner a huge success!
They put together amazing circus themed trunks & booths that brought big smiles to the kids and families who stopped by.
A fantastic time was had by all. Thank you to everyone who helped make this such a fun and memorable night!
2nd Annual Trunk or Treat at Verani Realty 🎃

Despite the weather challenges, Frank Donlan, Commercial Loan Officer in Concord, showed up in full spirit for the 2nd Annual Trunk or Treat at Verani Realty. Frank made participants earn their candy with a fun and creative fishing game and it was a hit!

Our 4th Annual Shred Event
Sugar River Bank proudly took part in New Hampshire Banks Give Back 2025 by hosting two community shred events and food drives. Thanks to the incredible support from our community, over 2,500 pounds of paper were safely shredded, and we collected a generous amount of non-perishable food for the Warner and Newport Food Pantries.
We’re so grateful to our wonderful volunteers and everyone who participated to make this year’s event such a success. Your generosity and community spirit truly make a difference!




The 99th Annual Hospital Days was a tremendous success, thanks to the incredible support of our community. We sincerely thank everyone who attended, contributed, and helped uphold this long-standing tradition of care and connection.
We are proud to announce that this year’s Hospital Days celebration is dedicated to expanding access to life’s essentials including nutritious food, personal care items, and emergency assistance through the Patient and Family Community Care Initiatives.

Lexi will be attending River Valley Community College to pursue a degree in radiology. Alexis was in the top ten of her class and participated in the FBLA, organizing and executing senior events, HOSA, and student council.

Angela MacCreighton, New London Branch Manager with Luna Landers, Kearsarge Regional High School.
Luna will be attending Colorado State University to pursue a degree in Business Administration with concentration in Accounting. Luna is very committed to her academics and her community with being involved in several organizations and volunteering numerous hours.
Tammy Heiser Sunapee Branch Manager with Jordan Roosevelt, Sunapee Middle High School.
Jordan will be attending Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island. Jordan graduated the top of his class with a 4.0 GPA. Jordan was the President of National Honor Society his senior year and has received numerous awards for his hard work and dedication to school and his community.
Congratulations to all the scholarship recipients. We wish you a bright and happy future.
Sugar River Bank employees were proud to show their support for The Wall That Heals (a mobile replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall) as it made its way through our community on June 24th.
We stand with our veterans, their families, and all who have served our country. It was an honor to be part of this meaningful event, remembering those who made the ultimate sacrifice












Jenna Caron, Sunapee Middle High School

Jenna's scholastics include National Honor Society, Student Council, Drama Club and Book club. Jenna also was the recipient of the Dartmouth Book Award, American Legion Oratorical Contest, Teen Writers Project Award and was recognized as a NHADA & NHIAA Scholar Athlete.
Emmah O'Connor, Newport Middle High School
Emmah will be attending Colby Sawyer College in the fall to major in nursing. Emmah has taken honors courses throughout high school, and she has participated in two duel-enrollment courses. Emmah was the president of the Student Council, National Honor Society and National Technical Honor Society. 

