The Rockville Bank Community Foundation, Inc., was created in 2020. The original Foundation was created in 1998 by Rockville Bank. The Foundation changed its name in 2014 following a strategic merger of Rockville Bank and United Bank. In 2019 United Bank was acquired by People’s United Bank, and the decision was made to separate the Foundation and change its focus to the legacy Rockville Bank footprint.
The Rockville Bank Community Foundation (RBCF) is committed to improving the quality of life for families in the communities it serves – Vernon/Rockville, Tolland, Manchester, Somers, Coventry, Ellington, South Windsor, East Windsor, Suffield and Enfield. Consideration is given to organizations and programs which promote and support community development and benefit disadvantaged or low to moderate income families in the areas of:
Community Service
Investments in families, education, job training, credit or financial services.
Health and Human Services
Programs that are essential to the underlying medical care of our communities. Initiatives that focus on physical and mental wellness and provide access to the services needed for economic self-sufficiency.
Youth Programs
Programs that assist in improving the quality of life for children in our communities, or programs that foster education, learning and leadership as well as build early literacy skills.
Cultural Programs
Programs that assist in enriching the quality of life for residents in our giving footprint by cultivating an appreciation of the art, music, museums, libraries, and other cultural resources.
Education
Initiatives that support education, raise the aspirations of students in our communities and support early literacy.
Meet Our Board Members
Joann Smith, President
Rosemarie Papa, Vice President
Anne Rivers, Treasurer and Secretary
Lisa Sedlmeier, Executive Director
Michael Bars, Board Member
Raymond Lefurge, Board Member
Richard Trachimowitz, Board Member