Home Federal Bank (Nebraska)
BankingNebraska, United States51-200 Employees
Home Federal Bank (Nebraska) is a banking institution based in Grand Island, Nebraska, with its main address at 221 South Locust Street, Grand Island, NE 68801, United States. The bank was founded in May 1935 by Buck Beltzer, initially offering savings accounts and home loans from a first office in the Grand Island Business College building at 212 North Locust Street and a staff of three. It expanded over the years, constructing a new downtown Grand Island facility at 221 South Locust Street in 1967, opening a Broadwell branch on North Broadwell Street, and later integrating that branch into the Conestoga North facility (3419 West State Street) in 1981, plus a multiple-lane drive-up at 120 South Locust Street in 1985, and a Southwest facility at West Stolley Park Road and South Webb Road in 2004. In 2016, Home Federal Bank acquired Home Federal Savings & Loan Association of Nebraska, growing to seven branches in five communities, and in 2025 expanded its Lincoln operation to a full-service branch, bringing the footprint to eight branches in six communities. Today, the bank employs more than 70 people and offers a range of financial products and services, including personal and business checking and savings accounts, home and personal loans, business loans, investment services, and online and mobile banking.