Bankers Care 2013 Spring Food Drive

March 18 – April 5

Supporting Northwest Harvest and local food banks across the Puget Sound

This March, bankers in Washington joined together to make a difference for Northwest Harvest and thousands of hungry people in the community, filling a critical need during a season where many food banks find their shelves are far too empty.

The Bankers Care 2013 Spring Food Drive included the participation of approximately 500 local bank branches across the region – spanning from Everett to Olympia. The campaign built on the individual efforts of many of the banks in their active fight against hunger, increasing the reach and impact by collectively helping the hungry in our communities.

During the three week Spring Food Drive bank branches of WBA member banks served as donation drop locations. Click on your bank to find your local branches who participated. Because Northwest Harvest works with local food banks throughout the region, all contributions directly support the communities in which they are collected. Read the full press release here.   
 

Committed to Community	Participating Bank Branches
We are committed to, and invested in, an ongoing program that helps positively impact people, neighborhoods, and communities across Washington state. The Bankers Care 2013 Spring Food Drive is just one example of how bankers in Washington contribute day in and day out to make our local communities better places to live and work. Jim Pishue, President & CEO Washington Bankers Association

Bankers Care – Lending A Hand In Our Community is a new outreach program sponsored by the Washington Bankers Association (WBA), and its member banks and bankers. Bankers Care focuses on the many ways bankers can help meet the vital needs of people across the state. Future initiatives will continue to focus on activities that positively impact people, neighborhoods and communities throughout Washington.

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