The Community Alliance Program

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The Community Alliance Program Together we can do great things! Presented by: Loretta Young, Glen Rock Branch Manager

Designed for Organizations Like Yours in Mind Whether you provide recreation, education or entertainment, your organization plays an important role in the community. At Boiling Springs, we want to provide an important role to you, not only as your bank, but as someone who supports the goals and values you strive to achieve. The Community Alliance Program can help you to achieve those goals.

How the Program Works The program gives your organization the opportunity to earn money based on the number of your supporters who bank with us. The more supporters that bank with us, the larger the donation for your organization.

How the Program Works Once your organization opens an account (or has an existing account) at Boiling Springs and enrolls it in the program, members or supporters of your organization can then open their accounts or loans at our Bank and designate them as Community Alliance participants. If supporters already have their accounts with Boiling Springs, they just need to contact us to let us know that they would like to participate in the program.

How the Program Works We will then begin to track your supporter’s designated account or loans. Once the minimum number of supporters is met, the Bank will make a quarterly donation to your organization’s account based upon these balances.

Eligible Organizations Must be a nonprofit organization with 501(c)3 IRS status Maintain an address within Bergen, Passaic, Morris, Essex, or Hudson Counties in New Jersey. There are no fees to the organization or its supporters to participate in this program!

Requirements A minimum of twenty supporters (individual account holders or businesses) per organization is required. Each supporter may designate as many accounts or new loans (in their name) as they wish to be counted toward your organization’s quarterly calculation. These individuals or supporters may be members of your organization, or just members of the community, who wish to help support your organization by their participation in this program.

Information is Confidential All supporter and organization account information is kept strictly confidential.

Eligible Accounts Certificates of Deposit Individual Retirement Accounts Checking Accounts Savings Accounts Money Market Accounts Premium Checking Accounts

Eligible Loans New loan originations only* Loans must be on the books for the full calendar quarter preceding a payout to qualify toward supporter count and that quarter’s payout. *Loan customer must affiliate with a CAP group within 60 calendar days of origination. Organizations may not assist supporters with completing loan applications. Organizations may not solicit loans and/or distribute applications. Boiling Springs Savings Bank will not reveal that an identified individual has a loan with the Bank. All loans are applicable except for Passbook loans. Subject to credit approval. Certain other restrictions may apply.

Determining Community Alliance Rewards FOR ACCOUNTS: Rewards will be based on the Average Daily Balance maintained by the supporters at the Annual Rate of: 0.25% (25 basis points) on Certificates of Deposit, including IRA CDs, Premium and Money Market Checking, and all Business Accounts. 0.50% (50 basis points) on Checking, Savings, and Money Market Savings Accounts. FOR LOANS: 0.10% (10 basis points) for the life of the new loan on Mortgage and Home Equity Loans. 0.10% (10 basis points) on outstanding new loan balances on Home Equity Lines of Credit.

Determining Community Alliance Rewards Boiling Springs will accrue Community Alliance Rewards and will then pay the quarterly reward directly to your organization’s Community Alliance account. Your rewards grow as the number of your supporters, their accounts and account balances grow.

We’re There to Help You Every Step of the Way We provide you with flyers, wording for your website, and wording for e-blasts upon request. We can host onsite sign-ups and attend your organization meetings. We share your events and information through our Social Media sites. Our Coins for a Cause Program helps your organization raise money. Our Neighbors Helping Neighbors Program helps your organization to collect items in need.

Neighbors helping neighbors, that’s what true community banking is all about – that’s what better banking is all about.

Questions? Contact Information: Loretta Young, Glen Rock Branch Manager 217 Rock Road Glen Rock, NJ 07452 Tel: (201) 445-4008 Website: www.bssbank.com