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316 Financial Featured on WDJC’s Joyful Noise with Russell P. and Jessica
316 Financial Featured on WDJC’s Joyful Noise 316 Financial Featured on WDJC’s Joyful Noise 316 Financial Featured on WDJC’s Joyful Noise with Russell P. and Jessica Author: 316 Financial Published: Thursday, April 3, 2025 March 2025 | Birmingham, Alabama We were honored to be featured on WDJC-FM’s Joyful Noise morning show with Russell P. and Jessica — a meaningful opportunity to introduce 316 Financial to the Birmingham community and share how we’re doing banking differently. Mandi Gilbert, Head of Marketing and Communications, and Jason Williams, Director of Banking Services, joined the show to talk about the vision behind 316 Financial: a bank created to connect faith and finance in a tangible, everyday way. “We built 316 Financial to serve people with modern banking tools and a mission that reflects our values,” says Jason. “That’s really the core of what 316 Financial is.” A division of Primis Bank, 316 Financial offers all the tools of modern banking — including a robust mobile app, FDIC insurance, and 24/7 support — but with a mission rooted in something deeper. The bank tithes 10% of profits to ministries and Christian organizations making a difference in the world. “We don’t think that faith and finance have to sit in two separate boxes,” says Mandi. “[Now, people] can do their banking in a way that reflects their values … and connects with a bigger picture.” We’re deeply grateful to Russell and Jessica for the invitation and conversation — and to the WDJC listeners who are already joining the 316 Financial family! 🎧 Listen to Highlights from the Interview:▶️ Clip 1: What Makes 316 Financial Different Hear about the mission behind 316 Financial and how we’re bringing faith into every financial decision.▶️ Clip 2: How to Get Started Why your savings account can be the perfect first step toward more meaningful money management.▶️ Clip 3:Guided by Values See how faith, peace of mind, hope, and generosity show up in every part of the 316 experience. Want to learn more or open an account?👉 Click here to get started.📞 Or call us anytime at 833.316.3167 — real people, ready to help.
316 Financial Featured on Talks for Christ
316 Financial Featured on Talks for Christ 316 Financial Featured on Talks for Christ 316 Financial Featured on Talks for Christ Author: 316 Financial Published: Friday, April 4, 2025 We recently had the privilege of joining Pastor Bruce Oliver on Talks for Christ, a podcast that highlights faith-driven ministries and organizations. In this conversation, we shared the heart behind 316 Financial and shared more about how we tithe 10% of our profits causes that reflect His teachings. “Banking doesn’t have to be just transactional,” said team member, Mandi Gilbert, “It can be intentional.” We discussed what it means to connect faith and finance, how everyday banking can become an act of generosity, and why tithing is central to our mission. ▶️ Click here to listen to the full episode Or visit TalksForChrist.com to explore more.
Heard Us on the Air? That Was Markeia.
Heard Us on the Air? That Was Markeia. 316 Financial and WOAD 1300 AM interview Heard Us on the Air? That Was Markeia. Author: 316 Financial Published: Monday, April 7, 2025 We were honored to be featured on WOAD 1300 AM in Jackson, Mississippi — a trusted voice in urban gospel radio. Markeia Johnson, who leads our Financial Stewardship Committee at 316 Financial, shared how our bank is reimagining what it means to align faith and finances. She touched on our mission, our commitment to tithing 10% of profits to causes that uplift, and why stewardship matters now more than ever. If you missed it live, you can catch the full segment right here: 🎧 Listen to the interview We’re grateful to WOAD for the opportunity — and to every listener who’s exploring how banking can be a force for good.
Spring Cleaning for Your Finances: A Values-Based Approach
Spring Cleaning for Your Finances: A Values-Based Approach Refresh your finances this spring with 316 Financial's values-based tips for budgeting, goal setting, and mindful money habits. Spring Cleaning for Your Finances: A Values-Based Approach Author: 316 Financial Published: Friday, April 11, 2025 The days are getting longer, flowers are starting to bloom—spring is here! It’s the perfect time to refresh your home … and also take a closer look at your finances. At 316 Financial, we believe managing money is about more than just numbers—it’s about aligning your financial decisions with your values. As you welcome spring with a fresh mindset, here are a few thoughtful ways to “spring clean” and uplift your money habits. 1. Reflect and RenewJust like you open the windows and invite fresh air into your home, spring is a great time to open up your finances and clear out any junky habits. Is your current spending helping you live with purpose? Are your financial choices in line with what matters most to you? Take time to review your expenses, savings, and goals, and consider how your future decisions can better reflect the life you want to lead. 2. Tidy Up Your BudgetIf your budget feels more chaotic than peaceful, it might be time to simplify. Take time to review your monthly spending and cancel unused subscriptions, trim recurring expenses, and redirect your spending toward things that bring lasting value. Updating or creating a monthly budget helps you manage your resources intentionally (and creates peace of mind in the process). 3. Set New GoalsHave you been meaning to start an emergency fund, pay down debt, or plan a vacation without relying on credit cards? Writing down your goals—no matter how large or small—gives you something tangible to aim for, and a motivating reminder when you need to stay on track. 4. Give GenerouslyPart of stewardship—financial and otherwise—is giving generously and graciously. Consider supporting a cause, nonprofit, or neighbor in need. Generosity renews our perspective and reminds us of the meaningful impact our resources can have in the lives of others. 5. Start Fresh with GraceIf previous financial choices are weighing you down, remember this: your financial story is still being written. Spring cleaning your finances isn’t about guilt—it’s about growth. What matters most is where you go from here. Choose an uplifting path forward that brings peace, clarity, and purpose. The opinions voiced in this material are for general information only and are not intended to provide specific advice or recommendations for any individual.
“Why not us?” 316 Financial Joins WFMV to Talk Faith and Finances
316 Financial Joins WFMV to Talk Faith and Finances We had the privilege of joining Jamal Banks of WFMV to talk about 316 Financial “Why not us?” 316 Financial Joins WFMV to Talk Faith and Finances Author: 316 Financial Published: Thursday, April 17, 2025 We had the privilege of joining Jamal Banks of WFMV to talk about 316 Financial—what inspired us, how we’re different, and why we believe your bank should reflect your values.“We realized people choose their churches, schools, and even grocery stores based on shared faith, but banks don’t really function that way,” states Ann-Stanton Gore, Chief Marketing Officer. “And we started asking—why not? Why not us?”In the interview, Ann-Stanton shares how 316 Financial was born out of a desire to bring faith and finances together in a meaningful way. From our commitment to tithing 10% of profits to the organizations that align with our values, to the practical tools we offer to help you steward your resources well, we share our goal of being a partner in your financial peace. Listen to the full interview with WFMV right here.
Teaching Kids to Save with Purpose
Teaching Kids to Save with Purpose Teaching Kids to Save with Purpose Author: 316 Financial Published: Thursday, April 24, 2025 At 316 Financial, we believe that financial literacy for children isn't just a nice-to-have — it's essential. Teaching kids how to save money builds a strong foundation for lifelong financial responsibility and wise stewardship.That’s why we’re celebrating National Teach Children to Save Day: a nationwide initiative dedicated to helping kids understand the value of money, the importance of saving, and how to develop smart money habits from an early age.Why It’s Important to Teach Kids About Money EarlyJust like planting a garden, teaching children about money requires time, patience, and consistency. But when we introduce saving and budgeting at a young age, we equip them with tools to become confident, generous, and responsible adults.Easy and Engaging Ways to Teach Kids to SaveWant to know how to teach your child to save money? Here are some fun and practical ideas to get started:Tell a Story Kids learn through storytelling. Share personal experiences about saving for something special or learning how to manage your money wisely.Use the Jar System Label three jars: “Give,” “Save,” and “Spend.” This visual method helps children understand basic budgeting and the purpose of each dollar.Make It a Game Use play money, savings apps, or board games like Monopoly Junior to introduce concepts like earning, spending, and saving in a fun and memorable way.Celebrate Milestones Whether they save $5 or $50, celebrate the achievement! Talk about the next goal and how they might reach it — this reinforces positive saving behavior.Raising Financially Savvy Kids Is About More Than MoneySaving is more than just a financial skill. It’s also a form of intentional stewardship. When we teach children to save, we’re helping them grow into wise caretakers of their resources and blessings.Additional Resources for Teaching Kids to SaveLooking for more ideas? Check out the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s Activities for Kids. You'll find free, age-appropriate resources to help build financial literacy at home. The opinions voiced in this material are for general information only and are not intended to provide specific advice or recommendations for any individual.
Purpose-Driven Design Gets the Spotlight
Purpose-Driven Design Gets the Spotlight bank316.com wins Kentico Site of the Month award Purpose-Driven Design Gets the Spotlight Author: 316 Financial Published: Wednesday, April 30, 2025 bank316.com Named Kentico Site of the Month We built 316 Financial to be different. Purpose-driven. Faith-forward. And designed with intention at every step. That includes our website—bank316.com—which was thoughtfully crafted to reflect the heart of our mission and make it easy for customers to engage with a bank that gives back. Last month, that work was recognized in a new way: bank316.com has been named Kentico’s Site of the Month. Kentico is a global content management system trusted by enterprise brands around the world, and their Site of the Month award highlights websites that stand out for innovation, performance, and design. Being chosen is an honor—and a reminder that even our digital presence can reflect something deeper. We’re incredibly proud of this recognition, but even more proud of the team behind it. From our designers and developers to our strategists and storytellers, every person who touched this site poured in their talent and care. They helped bring 316 to life online—and ensured that our values shine through, even in the small details. At 316, we believe your bank should stand for something more. That’s why we tithe 10% of profits to causes that uplift and inspire. It’s why we aim for excellence in every experience we deliver. And it’s why moments like this matter—because they help us share our mission with even more people. Thanks to Kentico for the spotlight—and to our community for being the reason behind the work. We’re just getting started.
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News & Press Our message in motion. Check out podcast interviews, radio spots, and conversations that share the heart behind 316 Financial. As Seen & Heard Where Purpose Meets Press News & Press Our message in motion. Check out podcast interviews, radio spots, and conversations that share the heart behind 316 Financial. Purpose-Driven Design Gets the Spotlight 316 Financial bank316.com Named Kentico Site of the Month We built 316 Financial to be different. Purpose-driven. Faith-forward. And designed with intention at every step. That includes our website—bank316.com—which was thoughtfully crafted to reflect the heart of our mission and make it easy for customers to engage with a bank that gives back. Last month, that work was recognized in a new way: bank316.com has been named Kentico’s Site of the Month. Kentico is a global content management system trusted by enterprise brands around the world, and their Site of the Month award highlights websites that stand out for innovation, performance, and design. Being chosen is an honor—and a reminder that even our digital presence can reflect something deeper. We’re incredibly proud of this recognition, but even more proud of the team behind it. From our designers and developers to our strategists and storytellers, every person who touched this site poured in their talent and care. They helped bring 316 to life online—and ensured that our values shine through, even in the small details. At 316, we believe your bank should stand for something more. That’s why we tithe 10% of profits to causes that uplift and inspire. It’s why we aim for excellence in every experience we deliver. And it’s why moments like this matter—because they help us share our mission with even more people. Thanks to Kentico for the spotlight—and to our community for being the reason behind the work. We’re just getting started. Read Article “Why not us?” 316 Financial Joins WFMV to Talk Faith and Finances 316 Financial We had the privilege of joining Jamal Banks of WFMV to talk about 316 Financial—what inspired us, how we’re different, and why we believe your bank should reflect your values.“We realized people choose their churches, schools, and even grocery stores based on shared faith, but banks don’t really function that way,” states Ann-Stanton Gore, Chief Marketing Officer. “And we started asking—why not? Why not us?”In the interview, Ann-Stanton shares how 316 Financial was born out of a desire to bring faith and finances together in a meaningful way. From our commitment to tithing 10% of profits to the organizations that align with our values, to the practical tools we offer to help you steward your resources well, we share our goal of being a partner in your financial peace. Listen to the full interview with WFMV right here. Read Article Heard Us on the Air? That Was Markeia. 316 Financial We were honored to be featured on WOAD 1300 AM in Jackson, Mississippi — a trusted voice in urban gospel radio. Markeia Johnson, who leads our Financial Stewardship Committee at 316 Financial, shared how our bank is reimagining what it means to align faith and finances. She touched on our mission, our commitment to tithing 10% of profits to causes that uplift, and why stewardship matters now more than ever. If you missed it live, you can catch the full segment right here: 🎧 Listen to the interview We’re grateful to WOAD for the opportunity — and to every listener who’s exploring how banking can be a force for good. Read Article 316 Financial Featured on Talks for Christ 316 Financial We recently had the privilege of joining Pastor Bruce Oliver on Talks for Christ, a podcast that highlights faith-driven ministries and organizations. In this conversation, we shared the heart behind 316 Financial and shared more about how we tithe 10% of our profits causes that reflect His teachings. “Banking doesn’t have to be just transactional,” said team member, Mandi Gilbert, “It can be intentional.” We discussed what it means to connect faith and finance, how everyday banking can become an act of generosity, and why tithing is central to our mission. ▶️ Click here to listen to the full episode Or visit TalksForChrist.com to explore more. Read Article 316 Financial Featured on WDJC’s Joyful Noise with Russell P. and Jessica 316 Financial March 2025 | Birmingham, Alabama We were honored to be featured on WDJC-FM’s Joyful Noise morning show with Russell P. and Jessica — a meaningful opportunity to introduce 316 Financial to the Birmingham community and share how we’re doing banking differently. Mandi Gilbert, Head of Marketing and Communications, and Jason Williams, Director of Banking Services, joined the show to talk about the vision behind 316 Financial: a bank created to connect faith and finance in a tangible, everyday way. “We built 316 Financial to serve people with modern banking tools and a mission that reflects our values,” says Jason. “That’s really the core of what 316 Financial is.” A division of Primis Bank, 316 Financial offers all the tools of modern banking — including a robust mobile app, FDIC insurance, and 24/7 support — but with a mission rooted in something deeper. The bank tithes 10% of profits to ministries and Christian organizations making a difference in the world. “We don’t think that faith and finance have to sit in two separate boxes,” says Mandi. “[Now, people] can do their banking in a way that reflects their values … and connects with a bigger picture.” We’re deeply grateful to Russell and Jessica for the invitation and conversation — and to the WDJC listeners who are already joining the 316 Financial family! 🎧 Listen to Highlights from the Interview:▶️ Clip 1: What Makes 316 Financial Different Hear about the mission behind 316 Financial and how we’re bringing faith into every financial decision.▶️ Clip 2: How to Get Started Why your savings account can be the perfect first step toward more meaningful money management.▶️ Clip 3:Guided by Values See how faith, peace of mind, hope, and generosity show up in every part of the 316 experience. Want to learn more or open an account?👉 Click here to get started.📞 Or call us anytime at 833.316.3167 — real people, ready to help. Read Article Our Beginning How 316 Financial Is Changing the Way You Bank Our official launch marks the beginning of a bold — mission to align faith and finances by tithing 10% of profits to causes that uplift and inspire. Read More Let's connectDo you have a press request or inquiry? Fill out this form and we will get back to you. First name Last name Email Phone Message