Our Greenwich branch manager, Carrie Bundock recently donated “The Kids Guide to Money and Wealth” to the The Family Centers Literacy Program. The Bank meet with the children to read the book and discuss the topic of savings. Thank you to Carrie and The Family Centers for all you do for our communities!
This week our staff had the honor of volunteering at Connecticut FoodShare for our Volunteer Day. Together with other volunteers, we packed over 8,400 Ibs of food that will help prepare over 7,000 meals for those in need.
A huge thank you to Connecticut Foodshare for letting us come and help!
If you would like to volunteer feel free to check out their website for more information on how you can help!
Over 80 local businesses and individuals showed up for our Community Shred Day at our Riverside branch office. Together with On-Site Shredding we securely shred more than 4 tons of old documents!
Thank you to everyone who participated in helping protect our community from identity theft and safely disposing of sensitive information.
We’re proud to serve and safeguard the people and businesses that make our community strong.
We’re thrilled to share that the Connecticut Community Bank employees took an incredible 3,891,510 steps in the Homes for the Brave Step- Up Challenge – earning 2nd place in the team competition. Every step supported veterans in our communities and we couldn’t be prouder of our employees!
Thank you to Homes for the Brave for all you do for our veterans in our communities and thank you to our employees who helped the cause!
Our Fairfield branch manager, Bill Hanson, recently made a back pack donation to Bridgeport Rescue Mission for their Back to School Block Party. Wishing success to all those children returning to school – have a great year!
We were proud to be part of the Bridgeport Caribe Youth Leaders’ annual gala! Their mission is to provide youth with sports, educational and civic direction helping them build the character and self-esteem they need to reach their full potential and value in society.
A big shout out for all you do to inspire and empower the youth in our communities.
Our Greenwich branch recently helped Family Centers in Greenwich with their Spring Family Literacy program! We donated birdhouse and airplane kits for the families to be creative with the reading of “Unflappable”.
We also donated books to the center from our recent book drive. What better way to start the spring season than with the gift of reading!
Thank you Family Centers for all you do in our communities!
Connecticut Community Bank is pleased to announce that Lou Garcia has joined the company as President and CEO.
Lou comes to Connecticut Community Bank with more than 25 years of leadership experience with respect to banking, institutional investment management, and alternative investments. As President and Chief Executive Officer, he will be responsible for the strategic leadership of Connecticut Community Bank and oversee its efforts to deliver innovative financial solutions to the communities we serve, helping small businesses grow and supporting individuals in achieving their financial goals.
Lou will succeed David W. Tralka who will transition to Chairman of the Bank. “We are excited to have Lou step into this leadership role,” said Tralka. “His clear financial expertise and strategic planning skills make him an excellent choice to continue our legacy of prudent growth and financial stability. Lou’s presence deepens Connecticut Community Bank’s investment and commitment in our Fairfield County footprint.”
Connecticut Community Bank continues to be one of the most well-capitalized community banks in Connecticut. The Bank has been awarded the BauerFinancial 5-Star Rating for 15 consecutive quarters, recognizing the Banks’s focus on maintaining a well-capitalized, financially sound institution through steady management, responsible lending and customer commitment.
Previously, Lou was a Managing Director at an insurance-focused and credit-oriented investment management firm that was later acquired by The Carlyle Group. Before that, he spent 16 years as Partner and Chief Operating Officer of a Connecticut-based SEC-registered investment advisory firm, where he played a key role in the firm’s strategic growth and operations.
A long-time resident of New Canaan, Lou has served in select industry board and community leadership roles. He earned a bachelor’s degree from Fairfield University and completed Advanced Professional Study through the Wharton Leadership & Management Program.
You are invited to our Free Community Shred Day! Protect your privacy and clean out the clutter. Bring your old documents, statements and sensitive paperwork to our Riverside branch office and we’ll shred them on-site securely and responsibly.
Security matters. So does our community. Let’s keep them both strong.
We’re thrilled to share that the Connecticut Community Bank employees walked for 90 minutes in the Homes for the Brave Step- Up for the Brave Challenge. Every step supported veterans in our communities and we couldn’t be prouder of our employees!
Thank you to Homes for the Brave for all you do for our veterans in our communities and thank you to our employees who helped the cause!
We are honored that our Norwalk Bank and Trust branch office received the Greater Norwalk Chamber 2026 Professional Services Award!
Congratulations and thank you to branch manager Dean Trombetta and the Norwalk team for their dedication, professionalism and commitment to serving our clients and our community everyday.
We were grateful to stand along with the other community award winners who’s recognition is a reflection of their hard work and passion.
And, a big thank you to the Norwalk Chamber of Commerce for all you do for small businesses in our community!
What a great evening celebrating one of our team members, Anna DiDomenico, for receiving the 2026 Denise “Denny” Taft Davidoff Empowerment Award from Dress for Success Mid-Fairfield County. This recognition reflects her dedication to championing women to achieve their full potential and strengthening our communities.
It was also an evening to celebrate all the work Dress for Success provides to women in our communities, thank you for all you do!
Our recent Teddy Bear Drive was an overwhelming success! A big thank you to all our customers and employees who donated over 950 teddy bears and stuffed animal. The stuffed animals were given to local non-profits and the Teddy Bear Brigade Charity.
The Teddy Bear Brigade Charity is a Gleaning For The World program that rehomes over 575,000 stuffed animals annually to children in crisis, both in the U.S. and more than 30 countries worldwide.
Connecticut Community Bank is proud to support Darien Human Services with a donation of laundry detergent to help local families in need. Clean clothes may seem like a small thing – but they make a big difference in everyday dignity and comfort.
Darien Human Services – thank you for all you do in our communities! And thank you our Darien Bank and Trust branch manager Laurie Griffith and the staff for making this happen.
Our Greenwich branch manager, Carrie Bundock recently donated “The Kids Guide to Money and Wealth” to the The Family Centers Literacy Program. The Bank meet with the children to read the book and discuss the topic of savings. Thank you to Carrie and The Family Centers for all you do for our communities!
This week our staff had the honor of volunteering at Connecticut FoodShare for our Volunteer Day. Together with other volunteers, we packed over 8,400 Ibs of food that will help prepare over 7,000 meals for those in need.
A huge thank you to Connecticut Foodshare for letting us come and help!
If you would like to volunteer feel free to check out their website for more information on how you can help!
Over 80 local businesses and individuals showed up for our Community Shred Day at our Riverside branch office. Together with On-Site Shredding we securely shred more than 4 tons of old documents!
Thank you to everyone who participated in helping protect our community from identity theft and safely disposing of sensitive information.
We’re proud to serve and safeguard the people and businesses that make our community strong.