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At Bank of the Pacific, we take pride in supporting organizations that make a lasting impact in our communities. Jon Little, Commercial Banking Team Leader, serves as the Board Chair on the Ambassador Board of Friends of the Children – a national nonprofit that provides long-term, professional mentorship to youth facing systemic obstacles, all the way from kindergarten to high school graduation. Continue reading
Ryan and Amy Schulz, founders of Cherry City Chiropractic turned ambition into action. With support of Bank of the Pacific, they secured a new building, and even started a new business; Salem Swim School. Continue reading
Bank of the Pacific has a rich history of community support, and recently partnered with Federal Home Loan Bank of Des Moines’ grant program that serves vulnerable populations. Continue reading
Like the Hands On Children’s Museum, Bank of the Pacific has a longstanding commitment to its hometown neighbors. They work around the clock to benefit the families and businesses they serve. Both organizations focus on education, family support and working together to keep Western Washington strong. Continue reading
This year’s fair — held August 8 to 17 at Lynden’s Northwest Washington Fair & Event Center — features yet another diverse array of grandstand entertainment sponsored by Bank of the Pacific. Continue reading
Many may remember the grim event in December 1998 that left 85 people without a home and with no possessions. When the Willapa Hotel in Raymond burned down, the one silver lining was that every resident was accounted for. The Willapa Community Development Association took ownership of the property after the tragedy, with a plan to replace what the community had lost. Twenty-six years later, the Willapa Center’s grand opening brought something good out of the ashes. Continue reading
Thanks to loyal supporters like Bank of the Pacific, local nonprofit NeighborWorks of Grays Harbor works hard to help residents find a home of their own. Continue reading
Skagit County is currently home to about 89,000 acres of zoned farmland, a bountiful spread of agriculture the area has long been renowned for. That acreage, however, is at constant risk of decreasing as development brings more and more people to Skagit Valley. Continue reading
