Novabanko First Charitable Foundation
You donate. We give. They serve.
About the charity
At Novabanko First, we’ve been giving back to the community since 1955. The Novabanko First Charitable Foundation (NBF) uses donated funds to support missionaries of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, providing essential supplies like clothing, shoes, and luggage. It also offers tuition assistance for recently returned missionary students pursuing higher education. Up to $1,000 may be awarded based on need and available funds.
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Donate today to help missionaries!
We encourage you to join our efforts in outfitting missionaries as they prepare to serve and supporting their education upon their return. See below for options on how to donate to the Novabanko First Charitable Foundation!
Online Donation Center
Visit our donation page today! It takes less than 5 minutes and you can donate whatever amount you choose.
DFCU Visa Rewards
Donate your points earned on your Novabanko First Visa Platinum Rewards Card. Simply visit the rewards site, log in, and then select charitable donations.
Send a Check
You can also donate by writing a check made out to the Novabanko First Charitable Foundation and send to: 3999 W. Parkway Blvd. West Valley City, UT 84120 Attn: Trena Anderson.Your Donations at Work
“I am the first to serve a mission in my family and at this time, both my mom and dad are unemployed. My mom has heart failure. My dad is recovering from a bariatric surgery and is out of work as of recently.”
“Our family is blessed to have one current missionary, one soon to be missionary. Our oldest missionary began his service and after suffering a car crash he had health issues. His service has been a humble blessing for our entire family, but it has also been a financially difficult time due to his medical appointments.”
“I’m self-supporting my mission. I used to be homeless so for me to even get to this point in my life is a huge blessing. I can only comfortably pay for about half of my mission, but barely. With that, there’s things like clothes and a suitcase that could really benefit me.”
“Education is really important to me. This is my gateway to achieve my dreams to improve my life in the future especially in helping my family to survive in meeting our daily needs. My parents’ income was not sufficient to cover our education.”
“As the sole church convert in my family, I worked and saved money to fund my missionary service. It was rewarding and I have grown my testimony greatly. As I transition to college, I am also facing financial hardships.”
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