South State Commits $600,000 to COVID-19 Relief
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Wednesday, April 29, 2020
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South State Bank announced today that it will donate $600,000 to the South State Emergency Relief Fund to directly aid communities and individuals affected by COVID-19.
Key Points:
- South State Bank announced today that it will donate $600,000 to the South State Emergency Relief Fund to directly aid communities and individuals affected by COVID-19.
- This donation to our South State Fund will offer localized assistance directly to the communities we serve and the areas of greatest need, said Robert R. Hill, Jr., South State Corporation president and chief executive officer.
- Through its contribution to the Emergency Relief Fund, South State will be partnering with nonprofit organizations to provide financial assistance directly to the communities it serves.
- South State Corporation (NASDAQ: SSB) is a financial services company headquartered in Columbia, South Carolina, with over $16.6 billion in assets.