Twin Cities based-Central Bank has partnered with the St. Paul Saints to honor the great Larry Doby, the first African American in the American League, by sponsoring Larry Doby Night on Tuesday, June 10th at Midway Stadium, St. Paul.
Central Bank has donated 2,000 tickets for the game so that underprivileged families and children from the community can enjoy a night of Saints baseball – something they might not have had the opportunity to do otherwise.
Sandra Geninger of STMA FYCC said the group has about 80 tickets to donate, locally. Those interested should call 763-416-7912 for more information, or email myfycc@gmail.com
Central Bank has partnered with local charities and non-profit organizations such as Family Youth Community Connections (FYCC) to distribute tickets and arrange for those served by the organization to attend the night’s game. FYCC promotes healthy family, healthy youth and healthy communities by providing safe social outlets for children and families in the St. Michael-Albertville area.
Pictured are:
Todd Peterson – Branch President, Central Bank – St. Michael
Sandy Greninger – Director, FYCC
Nadine Schoen – City of St. Michael Council Member
Chris Schwab – Asst. General Manager, St. Paul Saints
Deb Beise – Branch Manager, Central Bank – St. Michael
“Central Bank is proud to support local charitable organizations that work to strengthen the communities we serve. There are few things more rewarding than giving back to the community and knowing that you’ve made a real difference in the lives of others.” said Larry Albert, CEO of Central Bank. “We’re excited to be able to offer so many families a night of baseball and fun!”
Central Bank currently has 22 locations serving the greater Twin Cities Metropolitan Area in Minnesota, western Wisconsin and southwest Florida.