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To help determine the recipients of $2,000 in charitable donations, F&M Bank is calling on its Facebook fans. During the month of March, all current and new F&M fans will be given the opportunity to vote for one of eight charities listed on the bank’s Facebook page. The two charities receiving the most votes will each be given $1,000. Charity winners will be announced April 1.

F&M has offices in eight Middle Tennessee counties: Montgomery, Stewart, Robertson, Sumner, Wilson, Rutherford, Williamson and Putnam. Bank employees from each county nominated local charities from their market area. One non-profit organization was selected from each F&M market. Those charities now in the running for two F&M $1,000 donations, are:

Selected fro the Rutherford County market was the Boys & Girls Clubs of Rutherford County.

Others were:

Radical Mission of Montgomery County
Good Samaritan, Inc. of Stewart County
GreenRidge Toys for Tots in Robertson County
he Humane Society of Sumner County
United Way of Wilson County
STARS (Students Taking A Right Stand) of Williamson County
Child Advocacy Center of the Upper Cumberland in Putman County

Facebook is a social network site that has over 400 million members worldwide. Facebook users are invited to become a fan of F&M Bank and vote by going to www.facebook.com/myfmbank. Non-Facebook users can likewise navigate to the site, but will first be asked to sign up by selecting a user name and password before being directed to the F&M page. Clicking on “Become A Fan” will allow new Facebook users to vote for the charity of their choice.

With over $785 million in assets, F&M Bank is Tennessee’s 12th largest state-chartered bank and has 15 full-service banking facilities in Middle Tennessee. F&M was also recently named to BusinessTN magazine’s list of the state’s Hot 100 companies. For more information on F&M Bank and to find a link to the Facebook voting page, visit www.myfmbank.com.
 
 
 
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Member Opinions:
By: jrw5i_mtsu_s10 on 3/5/10
F & M Bank is making a tremendous marketing move that many companies today are recently discovering. That move is taking advantage of the internet's social media(aka web 2.0), where the users have primary control of the site by posting their own videos and commentary. By doing this, they will tap into new demographics which will primarily consist of younger people, possibly even teenagers, and people that join just for this contest will get up-to-date information from F&M Bank by becoming "fans" on their Facebook page. They can also track their users once they become fans and get high amounts of marketing information such as ages, sex, and ethnicity, simply by viewing their profiles. If they play their cards right, they can send an online survey about what they think of F&M Bank and other helpful information about their spending and what they consider important about banking. By letting users choose who receives the charity money, it shows not only that they care for the community, but that they also want to know who or what the community cares about. This is business ethics and marketing at its finest. F&M Bank is truly setting the example for businesses around the area who are trying to find new ways to connect with their community and gather marketing information and respect.


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