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Regions Bank has launched its 14th annual 'Share the Good' outreach program aimed at enhancing community engagement throughout April. Teams of volunteers will participate in various activities, including cleaning up the Cahaba River and supporting educational initiatives in schools. In 2022, Regions associates contributed 74,000 hours of volunteer service. The program aligns with Regions' commitment to volunteering, offering associates paid time off for community service. Regions Financial Corporation, with $155 billion in assets, serves customers across the South and Midwest, operating over 1,250 banking offices.

Regions Foundation and Jefferson State Community College launched a Student Success Center to provide no-cost resources for students, funded by a $500,000 grant from the Regions Foundation. The center offers various services, including emergency grants, financial counseling, food pantry access, mental health support, and personalized peer assistance. Jefferson State aims to support students who face challenges in completing their education. This initiative underscores the foundation's commitment to education, workforce readiness, and economic development, with services available at multiple campuses and online.

Regions Bank and its Regions Foundation announced support measures in response to severe storms and tornadoes in Southern states starting March 24. Key initiatives include $60,000 in grants to disaster-relief agencies and tailored financial services for affected consumers and businesses. The foundation allocated $50,000 for the American Red Cross and $10,000 to the Mississippi Food Network. Regions Bank will offer disaster-recovery financial services such as waived fees and loan assistance. The response aims to support impacted communities and individuals during this challenging period.

Regions Bank emphasizes its commitment to community support through financial education initiatives at Community First! Village in Austin, Texas. A recent open mic night highlighted the relationship between bank associate Myke Roeschlein and resident Jeff Vestal, a Navy veteran who overcame years of homelessness. Their friendship underscores the importance of vulnerability and education in transforming lives. Regions Bank also donated bicycles and contributed during the "Thank You Forward" campaign, showcasing its dedication to alleviating homelessness. The partnership aims to dispel myths surrounding homelessness and foster a supportive community.

Regions Financial Corporation has launched the International Subsidiaries Banking Group, aimed at providing tailored financial services to U.S.-based subsidiaries of international companies. The group, led by Laerte Barros, includes banking specialists with experience in key global markets such as Asia, Europe, Latin America, and Oceania. With $155 billion in assets, Regions aims to deepen relationships in sectors like automotive manufacturing and aerospace, capitalizing on the U.S.'s status as a leading destination for foreign direct investment (FDI). This initiative supports the bank's expansion strategy and commitment to sustainable growth.

Regions Financial Corp. (NYSE:RF) plans to release its Q1 2023 financial results on April 21, 2023, prior to the market opening. The financial results will be discussed by executives during a live audio webcast at 10 a.m. ET. The results and additional materials will be available on Regions’ Investor Relations website.

Regions Financial Corp. boasts $155 billion in assets and is a member of the S&P 500 Index. It is one of the largest providers of consumer and commercial banking, and operates over 1,250 banking offices across the southern and midwestern United States.

Regions Bank celebrates the 25th anniversary of Read Across America, a program focused on promoting reading among children. Bill Bateman and Jared Hall, along with 18 associates, participate in the Regions Reads for Reid Park initiative, reading to pre-kindergarten students bi-weekly. The initiative aims to enhance brain development, language skills, and confidence in young learners. Students express excitement about the reading sessions, showcasing their joy and engagement. The effort highlights the importance of fostering a love for reading in children.