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ESSA Bank & Trust
Financial Services
Stroudsburg, PA 1,230 followers
Established in 1916, we operate 20 community branches throughout eastern PA. Bank with us!
About us
ESSA exists to empower our customers to reach their financial goals. Our employees are equally empowered to provide superior service and committed to creating a friendly, personalized customer experience. ESSA Bancorp, Inc. is a Pennsylvania-chartered holding company for ESSA Bank & Trust. We provide banking, insurance, investments and trust services to individuals and businesses throughout Eastern Pennsylvania and surrounding areas. Established in 1916, we operate 21 community offices throughout Pennsylvania in the Greater Pocono, Lehigh Valley, Scranton/Wilkes-Barre and suburban Philadelphia markets. Our corporate headquarters is located in Stroudsburg, PA. At September 30, 2023, ESSA Bancorp had consolidated assets of $2.3 billion, consolidated deposits of $1.66 billion and consolidated stockholders’ equity of $219.7 million. ESSA stands ready to assist you and your business to get more out of life.
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External link for ESSA Bank & Trust
- Industry
- Financial Services
- Company size
- 201-500 employees
- Headquarters
- Stroudsburg, PA
- Type
- Public Company
- Founded
- 1916
Locations
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Primary
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200 Palmer St
Stroudsburg, PA 18360, US
Employees at ESSA Bank & Trust
Updates
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Thank you to our own Ashley Stevens and Heather Hunter for representing ESSA at this worthy cause!
Great night at the beautiful Historic Hotel Bethlehem with Heather Hunter supporting Bloom, an organization whose mission is providing critical resources and housing in the Lehigh Valley to survivors of sex trafficking.
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The "Student Loan On-Ramp" program is sunsetting. Soon there will be consequences for late, missed, or partial payments (which may include late fees, delinquency notations on credit reports, and decreases to credit scores). What should you do now? Here's all you need to know, from our GreenPath Financial Wellness partners.
September 30, 2024 marks the official end of the Student Loan On-Ramp, a period in which student loan borrowers were protected against the more severe consequences of missed federal student loan payments. Learn more about the upcoming changes and our recommendations on how to navigate them in an exclusive guest blog with Kathryn Ellywicz here: https://bit.ly/4ewRz9i
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Nancy M. Clauson, one of ESSA's Community Development Mortgage Professionals, hosted a "Mortgage Day" at our Upper Darby branch today. 😊
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Lori Ruiz and Jennifer Mylott represented ESSA's patron sponsorship of the 2024 "Mix & Mingle" for Meals on Wheels of NEPA on a gorgeous September day.
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We are incredibly proud to support Slate Belt Rising, a program of Community Action Lehigh Valley! Slate Belt Rising (SBR) is a neighborhood revitalization initiative designed to integrate and capitalize on the substantial assets of the individual Slate Belt communities. By leveraging the unique history, architecture, and culture of each municipality into a regional approach, SBR can then use a Neighborhood Partnership Plan to foster comprehensive community and economic development. While SBR specifically targets the boroughs of Bangor, Wind Gap, Pen Argyl, and Portland, some of their initiatives promote the development and coordination of services for the entire region. Shown here are Brian Fenstermaker from Slate Belt Rising ; Ashley Stevens from ESSA; and Barbara Kochard from Community Action Lehigh Valley.
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Everyone deserves a second chance. We are proud to support the Lackawanna County Re-entry Task Force, which hosted its 2nd Chance Festival event last week to fundraise for the successful re-entry of citizens being newly released from prison. The organization provides scholarships to individuals to support their efforts in identifying safe and affordable housing in Lackawanna County. Shown left to right are Stephanie Lefferson, Nicole Gailliard, Jennifer Mylott, and Ashley Stevens.
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