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At the Simply Hygiene Family Volunteer Event, our volunteers and their loved ones came together to assemble hygiene kits that support the health and well‑being of our neighbors. Empowering people with basic essentials is a simple act that preserves dignity, promotes confidence and helps kids and adults show up ready for school, work and everyday life. | simplyhygiene.org

Strong leadership is essential for strong nonprofits, and the Kansas Leadership Center’s Luminaries Retreats help equip leaders with the skills and behaviors needed to navigate complexity and change. We are proud to support the 2026 Nonprofit Business Segment Series, investing in leaders who are committed to conscious leadership, healthy organizational cultures and better outcomes for the communities they serve.

Elder Abuse Awareness Day reminds us that caring for older adults means protecting both their wellbeing and their finances. Fidelity Bank is proud to present Protecting Funds for Senior Citizens at the Advanced Learning Library in partnership with the City of Wichita- Government and the city’s AARP Age-Friendly Community Program.

These free sessions will cover common scam tactics, ways to safeguard personal information and where to find trusted local resources if you suspect elder financial abuse. The same session will be offered by our financial literacy specialists three times on Monday, June 15, at 10 a.m., 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. in Conference Room A.

Make plans to attend, bring a friend or family member and help shine a light on elder abuse in our community.

Five stars for Alexis, and for the customer who took time to recognize great service by name. Your trust means everything to us.

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In collaboration with the City of Wichita- Government and the city’s AARP Age-Friendly Community Program, Fidelity Bank is recognizing Elder Abuse Awareness Day with a special seminar, Protecting Funds for Senior Citizens.

Older adults are increasingly targeted by financial scams and fraud, but informed communities can make a real difference. During this seminar, our Financial Literacy Director, Whitney Belshe, will share practical tips to spot red flags, protect accounts and report suspected abuse.

Attend one of three identical sessions with our financial literacy specialists on Monday, June 15 at the Advanced Learning Library, Conference Room A, at 10 a.m., 1 p.m. or 3 p.m. Please share this event and help us reach seniors, caregivers and neighbors who could benefit from this critical information!

In recognition of Elder Abuse Awareness Month and World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, we are partnering with Johnson County Aging & Human Services and other local organizations for a free community presentation on durable powers of attorney and protecting older Kansans from financial exploitation.

Join us in person on Thursday, June 18, from 1–4:30 p.m. at the Sunset Drive Office Building in Olathe (Rooms 1070/1075) to Learn About DPOAs and Financial Exploitation. Presenters will explain how durable powers of attorney work, why they matter and how to use them to help safeguard your finances as you age.

This event is open to older adults, caregivers, family members and anyone who wants to better understand how to prevent elder financial abuse in our community.

Learn more at: stopscams.dcf.ks.gov.
Register today: https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx...

In recognition of Elder Abuse Awareness Month and World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, join us for a series of community presentations focused on durable powers of attorney and protecting older Kansans from financial exploitation.

Options to attend:
🏢 In-Person: Thursday, June 18, 1–4:30 p.m. at the Sunset Drive Office Building in Olathe (Rm 1070/1075)
💻 Virtual: Monday, June 22 at 9 a.m.

Register today: https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=AYGu3C3JDEi8Q8Z2HMzMWo5CUYI462BPvCb37JvJK0xUQlZBTEhRRzgzUlZOSzg1QzY1VzkxRzFBQi4u&origin=QRCode&route=shorturl

In partnership with Kansas Legal Services, Inc. , Kansas Attorney General, Kansas Insurance Department , Senior Resource Center - SRC, Fidelity Bank and regional area agencies on aging and disabilities, these presentations will take place statewide over the next two weeks – and, new this year, virtually as well.

Learn more at: stopscams.dcf.ks.gov.

Fidelity Bank presents Protecting Funds for Senior Citizens, an Elder Abuse Awareness Day seminar in partnership with the City of Wichita- Government and the city’s AARP Age-Friendly Community Program.

On Monday, June 15, we will host three free sessions at the Advanced Learning Library, Conference Room A, focused on helping older adults and their support networks recognize scams, prevent financial exploitation and know where to turn for help.

Join our financial literacy specialists at 10 a.m., 1 p.m. or 3 p.m. for the same session, offered at three different times to fit your schedule. All seniors, caregivers and family members are welcome to attend and learn how to safeguard hard-earned savings.

Yesterday we joined our friends at Beyond The Call WFD and the City of Wichita- Fire Department to celebrate a new investment in firefighter health and wellness. This donation ensures that every Wichita firefighter will receive a year’s supply of Firemen’s Friend detox soap, with additional funding supporting cancer screenings and expanded production so more crews can access this mission-critical protection.

Firefighters run toward emergencies to keep our families safe. Caring for their long-term physical and mental well-being is one way we can show up for the people who stand between our community and danger every day.

We are proud to celebrate Treasury Services Director Amity Marr as a 2026 Women in Business honoree by the Wichita Business Journal.

This recognition highlights female business professionals who are not only building successful careers but also strengthening their companies and communities. In her role, Amity leads treasury services and helps businesses manage their cash flow with confidence and care, making a significant impact for clients in Wichita and beyond. Her steadfast leadership and exemplary character are invaluable assets to everyone she encounters. | bit.ly/4o9JhtT