What It Means To Be Local

Congratulations to Aimee, your work in the community is a continuing source of inspiration! Visit 503. Winter 2022 to read the full article on page 30. #WVBKcares #community #WVBKfamily

Willamette Valley Bank is honored to Welcome Ryan Allbritton to the Banking Division as Senior Vice President and Chief Banking Officer! Click Play to hear Ryan’s #WhyWVBK.

To learn more about Ryan and his community involvement, click here.

April 22nd was Teach Children to Save Day! WVBK depositories offered fun goodies such as coloring sheets, piggy banks, crayons, snacks, and more. Teaching the NextGen in our Communities the value of saving is crucial to their futures, and we are honored to have the opportunity to teach them.

Like many others this week, our locations received snow and ice storms in the PNW. We saw some #WVBKFamily members taking advantage of the snow and wearing their #WVBKGear while doing so!

This year WVBK rolled out the Anniversary Program for employees – which not only includes awesome WVBK Gear, but also an award to represent the number of years the employee has been with us.  We look forward to sending out more gifts and watching our WVBK Family build their WVBK Legacies in the years to come.

Our CDA team members as well as a few of our #NextGen assisted in splitting and delivering wood for the organization Elderhelp of North Idaho. WVBK CDA is happy to be a part of the #LOCAL community we serve.

ElderHelp of Northern Idaho is an organization that helps the elderly community within Kootenai County with various things such as snow shoveling, yard maintenance, and much more.

October 31, 2020 was the date that Willamette Valley Bank celebrated 20 years in business. Press play to hear from many strong roles that took part in watching WVBK grow into the company that it is today.

CEO Ryan Dempster & Jane Lowery donated $10,000 to aid wildfire victims. Willamette Valley Bank matched community donations, totaling $6,500.

Willamette Valley Bank’s CDA Home Loan Center along with the Coeur‘d Alene Association of Realtors hosted the 2nd annual Cruise for a Cause. It was a fun evening cruising Lake Coeur’d Alene bidding on auction items to help raise money for the Community Action Partnership. The C.A.P. Food Bank serves Kootenai County and is working daily to concur growing hunger epidemic that doesn’t only affect Third World countries, but those in our very own communities.