December 18, 2013 THE VILLADOM TIMES II • Page 11 Bank’s annual Food Drive exceeds expectations community bank serving both individuals and businesses. The bank is a subsidiary of Stewardship Financial Corpora- tion trading under the symbol SSFN. The bank’s website is www.asbnow.com. ASB New Account Representative Michael Hyatt (right) and Mark Messina of Star of Hope Ministries. During the month of November, Atlantic Stewardship Bank conducted a Food Drive throughout all of its branches. This annual effort aims to replenish the food pantry reserves that are depleted by the Thanksgiving holiday. All month long, both customers and bank associates are asked to fill the baskets with non-perishable food items. “This year’s collection once again exceeded our expec- tations,” said Tonni von Schaumburg, the bank’s assistant vice president of marketing. “When we contacted the local food pantries they were all very grateful as donations con- tinue to remain considerably below previous years.” The collected food was distributed to local food pantries both before and after Thanksgiving. The beneficiaries of this year’s drive include the Social Service Organization of Ridgewood, CUMAC, Star of Hope Ministries, Oasis: A Haven for Women & Children, the Pequannock Township Food Pantry, the Wayne Interfaith Network, Harvest Out- reach Ministries in Paterson, Westwood Cares, and New Hope Ministries in Haledon. Atlantic Stewardship Bank, a subsidiary of Steward- ship Financial Corporation, maintains banking locations in Hawthorne, Midland Park, Montville, North Haledon, Pequannock, Ridgewood, Waldwick, Wayne, Westwood, and Wyckoff. Established in 1985, ASB is a full-service