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Blue Foundry Bank Opens Reimagined Branch Location in Lyndhurst, NJ

Blue Foundry Bank, announced the reopening of its reimagined branch location at 753 Ridge Road in Lyndhurst, New Jersey. The new design by DMR Architects reflects the bank’s reinvention and creates an unmatched banking experience for the modern-day movers and shakers of Lyndhurst that it serves.

Blue Foundry Bank looks forward to continuing to bring its dedication, service, and spirit to the communities and small businesses in Lyndhurst using its “Blue Is Here for You” service. Delivered by dedicated, knowledgeable Universal Bankers, clients will enjoy individualized support to help them meet their financial goals and get the most out of their Blue Foundry banking relationship.

“Our newly renovated branch in Lyndhurst was designed with our customers’ needs top-of-mind, reinforcing our commitment to the success of the like-minded, hardworking individuals and small businesses that are the heart of this community,” said James D. Nesci, President and CEO of Blue Foundry Bank. “We remain dedicated to making a difference in the communities we serve and building a better future through the unique banking services that we offer.”

To celebrate Blue Foundry Bank’s grand reopening in Lyndhurst, donations were made to:

  • Woman’s Club of Lyndhurst in support of the Lyndhurst Food Pantry: the Woman’s Club of Lyndhurst unites its members in activities that promote the ethical, intellectual, and social standards of the community. With this donation, they will help to replenish the Lyndhurst Food Pantry, which is operated by the Lyndhurst Health Department and assists residents in need.

  • North Arlington Volunteer Emergency Squad: a volunteer organization that has been serving the Borough and protecting its residents since 1972.

  • Lyndhurst Police Emergency Squad: a nonprofit ambulance and rescue service comprised of loyal volunteers who respond to more than 1900 emergency calls a year, serving the community since 1942.

Blue Foundry Bank is a place where things are made, purpose is formed, and ideas are crafted. Dedicated to outstanding customer experience and personal support, Blue Foundry Bank offers a comprehensive line of products and services including personal and business banking and lending, to support clients’ financial goals and investment for growth. With its Universal Bankers acting more as partners, the process will be less about banking and more about living.

 

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