Centennial Bank Welcomes Back The Venture Out Community in Summerland Key

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Centennial Bank’s Summerland Key branch hosted its annual “Welcome Back Venture Out” event last week, featuring pulled pork sandwiches, an opportunity to meet the Summerland Key staff and a raffle for chances to take a turn in Centennial Bank’s Money Machine.

We served sandwiches to over 300 people at the event.  Those who won the opportunity to grab for cash in the money machine were able to pull $152 dollars out of the air!  Thank you to everyone that came and made this another great annual event!

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