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Donor Spotlight: Gate City Bank Invests in Education and Opportunity

  • lorihauf1
  • Jan 25
  • 2 min read

Updated: Feb 5


Education and opportunity are highly valued in the Dickinson community, making it a truly exceptional place for neighbors, students, and businesses to form connections. As a mutual bank, Gate City Bank’s structure allows deep investment in communities and prioritizes giving back. A longstanding relationship between Gate City Bank and Dickinson State University (DSU) opens doors for DSU students pursuing higher education through scholarship support.


“We believe that investing in education is one of the most meaningful ways to strengthen our communities and help students reach their goals,” said Stepheny Reger (’17), AVP, Retail Manager for Gate City Bank and a DSU alum. “We feel a sense of pride every year we’re able to support DSU students through these scholarships.


Gate City Bank is built on the values of integrity, service, and community, which strengthen its mission to impact community members’ lives in meaningful ways. Every thank-you card and letter from scholarship recipients reminds Gate City Bank of the impact it has on DSU students. “It’s rewarding to see the positive impact our contributions can have, and we’re grateful for the opportunity to help students pursue their educational goals year after year,” said Reger.


“What makes Gate City Bank stand out is their genuine dedication to giving back,” said Ty Orton, Executive Director of the DSU Heritage Foundation. “Their scholarship support not only helps DSU students financially, but also builds meaningful connections between DSU, local businesses, and the community we all serve.”


Gate City Bank hopes to encourage students to pursue their dreams and connect with local businesses with confidence for many years to come. “We’re grateful to be a part of a community that prioritizes education and opportunity, and we appreciate the chance to support local students through these partnerships, said Reger.

Written by Sarah Griffis – DSU HF Content Writer

 
 
 

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