In recognition of its 150th anniversary this year, Sandy Spring Bank announced its commitment to plant 150 trees throughout Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C.
At Sandy Spring Bank, we know firsthand that one of our greatest assets is our people. Every day our employees accomplish remarkable things for our clients, shareholders, communities and each other, and never is this more evident than during our...
The most notable need that our Season of Sharing addresses is hunger. Some of our employee-led volunteer activities involve preparing weekend food kits for children in our communities, making peanut butter sandwiches, leading food drives, and...
Each year during our Season of Sharing, we volunteer our time and donate thousands of meals to our partners at the Maryland Food Bank and Capital Area Food Bank. These organizations play a critical role in helping to build healthier communities and...
To show our appreciation for our veterans and their families, the Mortgage Division at Sandy Spring Bank recently visited the Walter Reed Bethesda Navy Fisher House in Bethesda. The Fisher House is an international non-profit that provides...
For almost 150 years, we’ve served as a strong and reliable partner to our clients and communities. Because our employees live and work right here in the region that we serve, we really know our local communities, and we are uniquely positioned to...
We are excited to once again participate in our Season of Sharing holiday campaign. This annual program has become a beloved tradition at Sandy Spring Bank, and our collective efforts throughout the years have made a meaningful impact in the...
In 2016, Sandy Spring Bank launched “Casual for a Cause.” This program gives employees the opportunity to wear jeans to work for a day in exchange for a voluntary donation to a charity in our community. For over a year now, each month, we have taken...
Guest Blogger: Bhumip Patel, Chief Financial Officer, Martha’s Table Did you know that 1 in 3 households with children in the District of Columbia struggles with food insecurity? And that east of the Anacostia River, there are only three grocery...
