For more than 25 years...
Quantum National Bank has been focused on serving the broad needs of the communities we serve. We are particularly sensitive to the needs of the low- and moderate-income areas in our service area. Among the steps we regularly take to support those communities are:
- Regular financial literacy classes in local schools and non-profit organizations (North Gwinnett HS, Lanier HS, Dresden Elementary School, Rainbow Village) to help students learn to successfully manage their money and credit;
- Offering loan products that encourage investment and rehabilitation of housing for these economic groups;
- Working to uncover additional needs of this segment of our community and developing products and services that will meet those needs;
- Participating in community events and projects designed to reach all segments of the community and let them know of the services we offer;
- Encourage our employees to volunteer for projects that fill these needs and that provide personal reward to our team members.
Quantum National Bank is committed to serving the credit needs of the communities in which we do business. It is our policy to try to respond to all credit worthy segments of our market. We believe that doing so is basic to good business practice and to the bank’s own long-term vitality. In pursuing this commitment, we will assure that we comply with the letter and spirit of the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA). We recognize that this will require us to take a proactive, rather than passive approach to determining community needs, including those of creditworthy low and moderate income areas and individuals.
2022
The Quantum team visited the Junior Achievement Discovery Center at Gwinnett to teach students how to balance a budget and make good financial decisions.
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Team Quantum delivered food and essential supplies to our longtime community partners, The Rotary Club and Kiwanis.
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Our bankers and lenders visited the Junior Achievement Discovery Center in Gwinnett County to teach students about banking and lending.
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Our Suwanee and Milton branches served as collection sites for the North Fulton Community Charities' March for Spring Food Drive.
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Team Quantum donated to the North Gwinnett CoOp to help them in their cause to provide food, clothing and additional assistance to those who need support in our communities.
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Members of our Senior Leadership team joined other community leaders at Andersen, Tate & Carr's annual Relay for Life Cookout to support the American Cancer Society.
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2021
The Drake House offers housing and education programs for mothers experiencing homelessness in north metro Atlanta. From financial literacy to life management skills to career services, families leave The Drake House program ready to take the next step in their lives. Team Quantum is privileged to help.
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Home of Hope provides services for homeless children up to 17 years of age and their mothers, taking their guests from homeless, to hopeful to a home of their own. Quantum is proud to be a partner on that journey.
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Rainbow Village is celebrating 30 years of service to families experiencing homelessness and we were honored to make a cash donation along with gift cards for their residents.
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Another opportunity to put on our party clothes, this time in support of the Gwinnett Public Library Foundation which works to increase literacy in Gwinnett County.
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Team Quantum was proud to be a sponsor of the 2021 Rainbow Village Gala, which raised a record-breaking $500,000 to help them help families in need.
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Party clothes of a different kind were the requested attire for the North Gwinnett Education Foundation's Big T'Do. Team Quantum was ready to support their dedication to education in North Gwinnett County.
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Cumming's Bald Ridge Lodge is another organization dedicated to helping boys and young men in foster care by providing them with a safe place to call home. Our donation will be put to good use!
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Our support of the Atlanta Children's Foundation continues this year. We're proud to be able to be a supporter of their efforts to provide life-changing help and encouragement to kids in foster care.
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No Limits Community Development Corporation continues their mission to develop affordable housing and foster development in distressed and disadvantaged and we are honored to continue to support them.
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We collected backpacks for and made a donation to Gwinnett County DFCS to help kids in need prepare for a new school year.
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2020
Quantum was proud to be a sponsor of Bright Lights Better Futures, celebrating the great work of Gwinnett Habitat for Humanity.
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Quantum recently made a donation to The Drake House in Roswell to help them in their mission to provide emergency housing and support to homeless women and children.
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We made a donation to Meals by Grace to help them be the bridge between poverty and sufficiency.
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Quantum's President Brad Day toured the Village of the Atlanta Children's Foundation and made a donation to help them serve kids in foster care.
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As one of Georgia's leading residential construction lenders, we are proud to participate in the activities of HomeAid Atlanta, providing housing, programs and services to Atlanta's homeless population.
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Several Quantum employees spent a day with Junior Achievement, helping local students learn how to run a business and manage a budget.
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We supported the work of Home of Hope helping them help their clients go from homeless to hopeful to a home of their own.
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We made a donation to Meals by Grace to help them be the bridge between poverty and sufficiency.
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