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"Giving back to Northwest Arkansas has been a top priority for The Bank of Fayetteville since our beginning in 1987, and it will continue to be as we move forward. From healthcare, education, youth programs, and the arts we are committed to playing a significant role in developing programs that help develop our community. We recognize the power of volunteerism, contributing financial resources, as well as collaborating with other local businesses and non-profits to help make our community a better place to live and work."

Mary Beth Brooks

President and CEO, The Bank of Fayetteville

The magnitude of the bank's support of the community is as diverse as it has been generous. It began before the bank doors opened with donations by the board members and the bank organization to support the Red Cross Building fund. The Bank of Fayetteville is a big supporter of Washington Regional Hospital, the WRMC Foundation, Fayetteville Public Education Foundation, Boys and Girls Club, Fayetteville Public Library, Walton Arts Center, Seven Hills Homeless Shelter, Lifestyles, Fayetteville Public Education Foundation, United Way and numerous other community projects and organizations. There have been book-signings for area authors, bake sales for community churches, receptions for local celebrities, art exhibits and even piano recitals in the lobby of our Main Bank. The bank's success has been based on a combination of active involved stockholders, bank partners and board members that are committed to this community.

  • The Bank of Fayetteville has a stretch of road in downtown Fayetteville that they help keep clean through the Curb the Clutter program. On Saturday, March 20th some of our partners gathered to help clean up our downtown area.

  • On March 12th, twelve bank partners participated in the Bowl for Kids Sake fundraiser at Ozark Bowling Lanes. Bowl for Kids Sake is hosted by Big Brothers Big Sisters and is just one of the many fundraising activities they put on throughout the year. The Bank of Fayetteville walked away with the Spirit Award for the second straight year, and one of our partners won the prize for the highest score.

  • In December 2010 a devastating tornado ripped through Cincinatti, a small community in Washington County. Many local groups are helping to rebuild houses and other area businesses and buildings. On March 24th The Bank of Fayetteville provided lunch for the volunteers that are helping to rebuild the Cincinatti community.

  • The Bank of Fayetteville participated in the 2011 Polar Bear Plunge with a team of about twenty bank partners. The Plunge is held as a fundraiser for the Special Olympics, and this is the sixth year The Bank of Fayetteville has participated. The bank partners raised over $900 for the charity.

  • In December 2010, The Bank of Fayetteville hosted a Celebration of Service at the Main branch location. Representatives from local non-profit organizations and charities that the bank had made donations to throughout the year were invited to attend. A drawing was held for two $500 contributions, with the American Heart Association and Arts Live Theatre being the recipients of the gifts.

  • The Bank of Fayetteville worked the concession stand at a recent Fayetteville High School football game. We always have a great time when we have the opportunity to give back to our community.

  • Some of our employees gathered for a pet photo to be submitted to the Humane Society of the Ozarks' "Tails of Love" photo book. The book is being sold at various local businesses and all funds raised will go to support the Humane Society's mission to promote the humane treatment of all animals.

  • The Washington County Historical Courthouse was recently renovated and held a grand re-opening that consisted of weeklong events, culminating in a ribbon cutting along with a cookout. The Bank of Fayetteville was on-hand to provide the grill, food and drinks for everyone.

  • The Bank of Fayetteville hosted multiple cookouts in honor of Teacher Appreciation Week. The Bank brought the company grill to the West Fork, Prairie Grove and Farmington schools to cook hamburgers for the teachers and staff. These cookouts are done annually and are always a great time for teachers and bank partners alike.

  • In April, The Bank of Fayetteville hosted a rummage sale to raise funds for Life Source. The sale raised $1500 for the charity. Life Source is a non-profit organization that utilizes a holistic approach to help individuals and families grow mentally, emotionally and spiritually.

  • Mary Beth Brooks named as one of the 25 Women Leaders in the 25th Anniversary edition of the Arkansas Business publication. Congratulations!

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  • The Bank of Fayetteville had a tailgate for our customers during the Arkansas vs. Ole Miss game.

  • The Bank of Fayetteville held a reception at our West Fork branch to welcome Delmar D. Ferrell to our Washington County Advisory Board.

  • BOF made a $5,000 donation to the Fayetteville Community Foundation on Monday, August 18th. The foundation manages endowments and grants for families and organizations to give back to their community and/or favorite charities.

  • The Bank of Fayetteville had a jean day to raise money for Meals on Wheels in Fayetteville. The bank match what we raised and we presented them with a check for $506.64.

  • We had a Spelling Bee in the lobby of the main bank on January 24th to Benefit Special Olympics where we raised over $1000.00.

  • Congratulations to Mary Beth Brooks, President & CEO of The Bank of Fayetteville, on winning the 2007 Arkansas Business Executive of the Year.

  • The Bank of Fayetteville had 26 partners walk in the American Heart Association’s Heart Walk, and the bank raised $1838.00.

  • On April 11th, 2008, BOF made a donation of $50,000 to the Fayetteville Public Education Foundation as a memorial in former bank president John Lewis’ name. This memorial will benefit 8,500 students and 630 teachers in the Fayetteville Public School System.

  • The Bank of Fayetteville donated $1,000 to the NorthWest Arkansas Foodbank. This donation was the kickoff for their Hunger Run. The run will be held May 31st at the NWA Mall.

  • The Bank of Fayetteville had a cook out for Farmington 5th Graders for their “End of the Year” party. This was at Prairie Grove Battlefield Park. In this picture they have thier arms up making our tower over their heads as a thank you.

  • Children’s House is a year-round therapeutic child development and crisis intervention center that serves children 18 months through five years of age who have suffered from physical, sexual and emotional abuse and life threatening neglect. We recently had a “picnic in the park” for these children. One day out of every month, The Bank of Fayetteville is going to volunteer to help the Children’s House.

  • Pam Amstrong, center right, Bob Smith and the rest of the participants from the Bank of Fayetteville run out of Beaver Lake on Saturday during the 10th Annual Polar Bear Plunge to benefit Special Olympics. Armstrong said this was her third time plunging, and it is not any easier. The group managed to raise $1200 to benefit the organization.

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