First County Bank

A heartfelt thank you to First County Bank for their generous $5,000 donation to Keystone House!

This meaningful contribution will help us continue providing essential services, support, and opportunities to the individuals we serve. Community partnerships like this make a lasting difference and help strengthen our mission every day.

We are grateful for First County Bank's commitment to giving back and investing in the well-being of our community. Thank you for standing with Keystone House and helping us create brighter futures together!

Ms. Aziz of Fairfield is the latest winner of our FirstPrize $avings Account Drawing 💰️.

“Ms. Aziz was surprised and beyond excited to hear that she won $1,000, as our latest FirstPrize $avings winner!” said Ben Peter, Branch Manager of our Fairfield location. “Ms. Aziz added that this money will go towards fixing her pool, just in time for the warm summer weather,” added Peter.

For more information about our FirstPrize $avings Account, including how you can open your account online, visit: firstcountybank.com/firstprize-savings/.

📸: Ben Peter, Fairfield Branch Manager, with FirstPrize $avings winner Ms. Aziz (center), and Anna Chmarzynska, Fairfield Assistant Branch Manager.

Member FDIC

We were honored to attend this year’s Stamford Citizen of the Year Award and Scholarship Presentation Dinner! It was an incredible evening celebrating this year's honoree, Dr. Maggie Young, alongside outstanding local Scholarship Recipients and Stamford Veterans.

“As a community bank, supporting local leaders, veterans, and future changemakers of Stamford is at the heart of what we do” noted Nitin Mhatre, CEO of First County Bank.

During the event Stamford Mayor Caroline Simmons spoke about this year’s honorees and their community impact.

To learn more about the 2026 Stamford Citizen of the Year recipient please visit: https://stamfordcoty.org/citizens-of-the-year/

📸 1: Stamford Mayor, Caroline Simmons, with First County Bank's CEO, Nitin Mhatre.
📸 2: The First County Bank team at the Stamford Citizen of the Year Award event.

Fairfield, get ready for an evening of laughter as Colin Mochrie & Brad Sherwood the dynamic duo from TV's "Whose Line is it Anyway?", take the stage for a one-night-only live show titled "Asking for Trouble" on Saturday, October 3rd. These improv legends will hit the Sacred Heart University Community Theatre stage with a performance so unscripted that even they don’t know what to expect next.

Sponsored by First County Bank. audiences can expect wild games, absurd scenarios, and jokes so fast you’ll wonder if they’ve had too much coffee (spoiler: they have) and it the only night where shouting random words at two grown men is not only encouraged, it’s the whole point.

Tickets are now on sale. Visit shuct.org or click the link to order ---> bit.ly/4pXqTnC