We take personal responsibility for meeting our customers’ needs; respect the dignity of every individual; earn trust through ethical behavior; give of ourselves in the communities where we live and serve; and work together to achieve outstanding results.
The measure of our success as a company wouldn’t be as significant without this type of gratitude in action, and gratitude begins with the simple act of thinking of others before ourselves.
We believe a great way to foster gratitude is by volunteering, donating, promoting public health and racial equity, and increasing the availability of healthy foods and safe, comfortable shelter to those in need. While much of the work we do is in our home state of Wisconsin, our hope is that its reach is boundless, inspiring others to act in kind.
What our volunteers are saying
Working together with our customers and communities goes far beyond being your bank. To encourage our Bankers to give back to the community, we provide them with 16 hours of paid time off annually to volunteer to the organization of their choice.
"One of the greatest gifts we can give to others is our time and talent. Volunteering is also good for one’s own well-being as it gives us a sense of belonging while helping make a difference in people’s lives. I plan to use my full 16 hours of volunteer time off that is generously given by HSA Bank and continue to look for other ways to give back."
– Jolene R.
"I volunteered with the Junior Achievement virtual Speaker Series because I believe everyone has a responsibility to be an example. The next generation is so important to society. I wanted the Junior Achievement participants to understand that they should value their experiences, ask ‘the why’s’ appropriately, say no to comfort zones, educate themselves, and take responsibility. And if my experiences can help them leverage their gifts, become more resourceful, and just be authentic, then my participation was 100% worth it."
– Shay F.
"I love that HSA Bank supports our staff in giving back to our communities. Volunteering within our own neighborhoods is so impactful, especially when we can see the faces of those we have touched. When someone’s face lights up because of something we’ve done, it makes me want to volunteer even more."
– Michelle Z.
