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Making Change

A community giving initiative from MainStreet Bank

Giving back to our communities one team member at a time.

At MainStreet Bank, we put corporate giving in our employees’ hands, empowering them to follow their hearts and give where they live.

How the program works

Every one of MainStreet Bank’s full-time team members can direct $1,000 each year in community giving. The funds can go to local organizations, individuals, or families. Team members have the option to “go it alone” or band together with their colleagues to create a larger donation, and both approaches have been very popular. Once the donation is approved, the team members present it in person, creating a joyous moment of celebration and connection to the communities we are proud to serve.

Featured story

Boxes of Basics

When Sarah Tyndall first started collecting children’s clothes for a local family in need, she had no idea it would end up helping thousands of local kids. But just a few years later, her nonprofit, Boxes of Basics, has delivered clothes to over 3,000 children in need. And that number continues to grow.

Amount donated so far

$0

38%
Community & faith organizations
31%
Education
12%
Animals & environment
10%
Arts & other
8%
Individuals

Spotlight stories

The Spitfire Club

Supporting a local book club that helps young girls gain confidence and empowerment.

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NextStop Theatre Company

NextStop Theatre Company serves the community with high-quality professional shows and low-cost theater education.

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Memphis Gold

How a donation to two musicians is giving local blues a boost.

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Fairfax Villa Elementary School

What a $1,000 donation can do for a first grade classroom.

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Recent donations

Animal Welfare League of Alexandria

Raven Fleisher loves animals. She adopted her cat, Zelda, from the Animal Welfare League of Alexandria in 2023. And when she got the opportunity to make a $1,000 donation through MainStreet Bank’s Making Change program, she jumped at the chance to give back.

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Cornerstones

There’s nothing quite like preparing a meal with your loved ones. For MainStreet Bank’s Krishna Challa, Vice President of Engineering at Avenu, that feeling of closeness and fulfillment only grows when she knows she’s doing it to help others.

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Four Seasons Swim Team

Splash! Kids jump in the pool and shriek with laughter. It’s a hot June morning in Herndon, Virginia, and the Four Seasons Swim Team is getting a special visitor. MainStreet Bank’s Kamaljit Brar, Director of Merchant Services, SVP, is here to give the team a $1,000 donation.

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Hands Christian Daycare

At Hands Christian Daycare in Centreville, a staff member greets every child by name when they arrive. On a recent spring day, the preschool’s bookkeeper ran outside as a car pulled into the driveway, crouched down to a little girl’s level, and wrapped the student in a hug as she separated from her mom.

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Robinson International Show

It’s a Thursday night and families are packed in the James W. Robinson Jr. Secondary School auditorium, in Fairfax, Virginia. The lights dim and the crowd goes quiet as students dressed in costumes from all over the world come out on stage and welcome the audience in 11 languages. It’s time for the Robinson International Show!

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Making Change: A community giving initiative from MainStreet Bank

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