North Shore Bank and Abington Bank, a division of North Shore Bank, Rebrand as TruNorth Bank

North Shore Bank, along with its Abington Bank division, announce that they have rebranded as TruNorth Bank, effective today. The new name reflects the combined bank’s continued growth, expanding service area, more robust product and service offering, and unwavering dedication to the neighborhoods it proudly calls home.

While the name is changing, TruNorth Bank remains a trusted community bank — with the same people, same values, and same commitment to customers and communities.

The TruNorth Bank name honors the bank’s strong local roots while signaling a clear direction forward. Grounded in decades of local service, those roots continue to fuel significant growth on the North Shore and South Shore of Massachusetts and in southern New Hampshire. As part of this rebrand, North Shore Bank and its Abington Bank division unite under one shared identity.

“TruNorth Bank represents who we are today and where we’re headed,” said Michael R. Wheeler, TruNorth Bank president and CEO. “We are deeply rooted in the communities we serve, and those roots give us the strength to grow, evolve, and aim higher — without ever losing sight of what matters most: our customers, our neighbors, and our people.”

The new name underscores TruNorth Bank’s renewed commitment to being a steady guide for individuals, families, and businesses — helping them navigate change, unlock potential, and move confidently toward their goals. Customers can expect the same personalized service, familiar faces, and trusted expertise they’ve always relied on.

Community remains at the heart of TruNorth Bank’s mission. Through The Giving Tree, the bank’s charitable giving and volunteer initiative, TruNorth Bank will continue to support local nonprofits and causes that strengthen the communities it serves.

“Our name may be new, but our purpose is unchanged,” added Wheeler. “We remain committed to showing up, giving back, and supporting the places we live and work.”