Despite the chilly weather, warmth radiated from the dryers at the first Laundry Love event of 2024, sponsored by Sunflower Bank. The event, held in Great Bend, saw a heartening 113 loads of laundry completed, benefiting 28 families in the community.

Laundry Love, an initiative under the United Way of Central Kansas Impact program, aims to make a tangible impact on families facing economic challenges. Sunflower Bank’s sponsorship of this event reflects its commitment to community well-being and providing practical support to those in need.

The Laundry Love program recognizes the importance of clean clothes and the impact it can have on individuals and families. Sunflower Bank’s support not only provided the financial backing for the event but also contributed to creating a warm and welcoming space for community members.

“Laundry Love is more than just a service; it’s a community coming together to support one another. We are grateful for Sunflower Bank’s sponsorship, which allowed us to make a real difference in the lives of these families,” expressed Charell Owings executive director from the United Way of Central Kansas Impact program.

Sunflower Bank’s commitment to community development extends beyond traditional financial services. By sponsoring events like Laundry Love, the bank actively participates in initiatives that enhance the well-being of individuals and families.

As the dryers hummed, families engaged in conversations, creating a sense of community and shared warmth. Sunflower Bank’s sponsorship not only facilitated clean clothes but also contributed to fostering connections within the community.

The United Way of Central Kansas Impact program continues to organize Laundry Love events throughout the year, supported by partners like Sunflower Bank. These events not only address practical needs but also strengthen the fabric of community bonds.

For more information about Laundry Love and upcoming events, visit the United Way of Central Kansas website.