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Summit State Bank Celebrates Dual Honors of Workplace Excellence and Philanthropy
Summit State Bank has received the honors of having been named one of the "Best Places to Work" by North Bay Business Journal, and a Top 100 Corporate Philanthropist in the Greater North Bay by the San Francisco Business Times. The bank is recognized for its excellent workplace culture and significant contributions to local nonprofits, having donated $608,000 in 2023 alone and $5.8 million since 2009. These awards highlight its commitment to both its employees and the community.
Strong & Steady. Caring for communities throughout Sonoma County comes naturally to Summit State Bank
Amidst Wall Street's focus on risk and profit, community banks like Summit State Bank stand as pillars of local economies. Emphasizing personal relationships and community support, these banks navigate challenges with resilience, fostering stability and trust in their regions.
Summit State Bank: Lending a hand to nonprofits
Summit State Bank supports nonprofits with its Nonprofit Partner Program, donating over $3.5 million (now up to $5.8 million) since its inception to enhance fundraising and maximize earnings for 501(c) organizations. The program fosters strong community relationships through targeted financial support.
Summit State Bank Reports Net Income of $928,000 for Second Quarter 2024
Summit State Bank reported a net income of $928,000 for Q2 2024, demonstrating resilience in a challenging high-interest rate environment and a commitment to enhancing future profitability through strategic adjustments.
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