First Freedom was a sponsor at the annual Mt. Juliet Chamber Golf Tournament. Held on September 20th at the Pine Greek Golf Course, this event serves as a fundraiser with proceeds going back to the chamber of commerce. First Freedom provided a hospitality tent at hole # 10.
Pictured, from left to right, is Ryan Woodall, Assistant Vice President and Relationship Manager, Phillip Vance, Vice President and Relationship Manager, Ally Miller, Mt. Juliet FSR, and Meagan Roberts, Providence FSR Manager.
First Freedom Bank was a table sponsor at the Wilson County CASA annual Red Shoe Event on September 15th. The Red Shoe Event is a fundraiser and fashion show held at Tuckers Gap with local boutiques providing the clothes. Attendees were also able to shop from these boutiques during the event with part of the sales proceeds donated to CASA. First Freedom’s table theme was football.
Pictured from left to right is Shelia Ferrell, First Vice President and Managerial Lender, Sarah Poss, Assistant Vice President and Marketing Officer / BSA Analyst, Christy Trammel, Administrative Assistant, Natalie Stark, Vice President and Mt. Juliet Office Manager, Helen Green, Administrative Assistant, Lola Mullican, Executive Administrative Assistant, Kayla Ring, Assistant Vice President and Construction Manager, and Ashley Montgomery, Assistant Vice President and Providence Office Manager.
First Freedom Bank hosted a table at the annual Del Webb Trade Partner Fair. This year’s raffle giveaway included a Tennessee themed gift basket and a Tennessee Cheesecake.
The bank has been a proud participant in the Trade Partner program since 2013.
Pictured from left to right is Ashley Montgomery, Assistant Vice President and Providence Office Manager, and Denise Bingham, Providence Senior Personal Banker.
First Freedom Bank sponsored a table at the 7th annual Tennessee State Fair FFA Ham Breakfast. This event was held at the Farm Bureau Expo Center. Speakers included Governor Bill Lee, Honorary Breakfast Chair and State Comptroller Jason Mumpower, Commissioner of Agriculture Charlie Hatcher, and Commissioner of Education Penny Schwinn. The two Tennessee State Fair Grand Champion hams were auctioned off and proceeds benefited the Tennessee FFA program. The event was widely attended by prominent members of the community, including U.S. Senators Bill Haggerty and Marsha Blackburn and Congressmen John Rose and Mark Green.
Pictured from left to right is Phillip Vance, Vice President and Relationship Manager, Shelia Ferrell, First Vice President and Managerial Lender, Kenny Beavers, Senior Vice President and Director of Retail Banking, J.B. Owens, Executive Vice President and Director of Commercial Banking, Ryan Woodall, Assistant Vice President and Relationship Manager, Kayla Ring, Assistant Vice President and Construction Manager, and Maliea Oakley, Senior Vice President and Director of Human Resources.
First Freedom Bank’s Ashley Tippit, Gainesboro Assistant Office Manager, volunteered with the Jackson County Imagination Library and worked a booth at the Mabry Healthcare Back to School Night. Tippit helped sign kids up for the program, which provides free books via mail to children up to the age of five.
First Freedom Bank hosted a booth and handed out goodie bags to students at Sycamore Elementary’s annual Back to School Bash. The bank also donated a variety of school supplies from the teachers’ wish lists.
Pictured from left to right is Ladell Medley, Vice President and Cookeville-Algood Office Manager, with Tracy Nabors, Sycamore Principal, and Allison Evans, Sycamore School Counselor.
First Freedom Bank’s Gainesboro office donated school supplies in conjunction with Mabry Nursing Home. These supplies will be distributed to Gainesboro Elementary School.
Pictured from left to right is Donna Elrod, Vice President and Gainesboro Office Manager, Ashley Tippit, Gainesboro Assistant Manager, Diana Reich, Mabry Nursing Home CFO, and Amy Mabry, Nursing Home Administrator.
First Freedom Bank donated to Algood’s Let Freedom Ring July 4th celebration. The city of Algood brought the event back after a brief hiatus. Held on July 2nd, it boasted music, vendors, inflatables, and fireworks.
Pictured from left to right is Ladell Medley, Vice President and Cookeville-Algood Office Manager, Rachel Payne, Personal Banker, Keith Morrison, City of Algood Administrator, and Abby McCann, Cookeville FSR.
