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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 sponsored an inflatable slide as part of this year’s RazorFest. Partners gave out candy and made sure the slide ran smoothly.

  • The Farmington Area Chamber of Commerce held its annual members’ banquet on Tuesday, April 16th. The Bank of Fayetteville provided the meal and helped organized the event.

    All proceeds will go to fund scholarships for Farmington High School Seniors.

  • TBank partners raised $230 so that four partners could represent the Bank in the Hogeye Marathon.

  • Bank partners participated in the March for Babies benefiting March of Dimes and raised $210 to go toward the event.

  • Partners participated in “Bowl with Prairie Grove Chamber” in March.

  • The Bank held its annual Shareholder’s Meeting on March 26th at the Main Bank on the square.

  • Partners cooked 192 burgers as a part of Central United Methodist’s community meals program. The burgers help to feed homeless individuals and families in the area.

  • Partners were in attendance at the Piggies go to Market event benefiting the Ozark Literacy Council at the Fayetteville Town Center. The Bank’s pig, “Penny the Pig,” was sold for $1,500.

    Here is a picture of partners with Penny before she was sold.

  • Fourteen partners were freezin’ for a reason on Saturday, February 9th at the Polar Plunge. The theme this year was Peter Pan. Partners helped raise $954 for local Special Olympics athletes.

  • In early February, partners volunteered to work a concession stand at FHS. It was junior high night as Ramay and Woodland squared off in several games.

  • The Bank participated in the “America Goes Red Challenge” through the American Heart Association. Friday, February 1st was “National Wear Red Day” to raise awareness for the American Heart Association.

    We held a competition amongst our bank branches to see who could wear the most red on that day.

  • Several partners volunteered to work the concession stand on Monday, January 28th as Prairie Grove Jr. High played Ozark.

  • The Bank of Fayetteville hosted a reception before the MLK, Jr. Day Recommitment Banquet at the Fayetteville Town Center. Drinks and snacks were served to the approximately 60 people who were in attendance.

  • In partnership with Ozark Literacy Council and local artists, The Bank of Fayetteville installed “Penny the Pig” at the Main Bank. We would like to thank local artists Karen Ahuja, Nadine Rippelmeyer, Liz Rusher, and Beth Woessner for their hard work and creativity! Be sure to stop by the Main Bank and see “Penny.”

  • The annual Prairie Grove Chamber of Commerce Christmas Banquet was held on December 5th at the Prairie Grove High School auditorium. Several of the Bank’s partners attended the banquet which included Christmas music and a live auction to raise money for a local High School student.

  • Partners were able to help a family of local children have a great Christmas thanks to generous donations toward Angel Tree. Overall, the Bank raised $812 for Luis, Lilia, and Jose.

  • Partners held a cookout for bank customer Bright Technologies at their main location in Fayetteville. Burgers, chips, cookies, and drinks were served to employees of Bright Technologies. One of Bright’s employees used our grill to cook some fajitas for everyone there. By all accounts, they were some of the best fajitas ever made.

  • Late September was filled with events around Fayetteville. Partners participated in the Run for Every Chris 5k/10K on September 29th. The Bank also had volunteers at the annual Bikes, Blues, and Barbeque event working at the beer gardens, train ride, and lot management.

  • The Bo Mattingly show held a live remote at Collier’s Drug Store on Dickson St. the week before the Alabama game. Partners cooked hot dogs for visitors and handed out promotional items.

  • Throughout the fall, the Bank of Fayetteville hosted tailgates in Victory Village for customers and partners.

  • This year’s 61st Annual Prairie Grove Clothesline Festival was a success thanks to help from numerous bank partners. Chicken dinners and turkey legs were served to help benefit the Prairie Grove Lions Club.

  • Partner Matt Pinkerton took a photo of fellow partners with their dogs for the annual Tails of Love book presented by the Humane Society of the Ozarks. The picture was taken at the Gardens off of Razorback Road. Be sure to look for this picture in this year’s Tails of Love book.

  • Hot dogs were served to customers of Mason’s as part of an annual TOMS shoes event. Customers could purchase TOMS at Mason’s and then decorate them at a table outside of the store. Several partners were there to serve lunch to everybody who attended the event.

  • Bank partners served Subway sandwiches, chips, drinks, and cookies to Spring International students from the University of Arkansas on July 23rd. Around 150 people were served food and drinks at the event.

  • The Bank of Fayetteville once again supported local schools and the United Way of Northwest Arkansas by donating school supplies for the school year. Money was collected on a jean day to go toward the program. Supplies were then purchased and were displayed outside a cardboard bus in the Main Bank.

  • Over 200 people in the Fayetteville community took part in the community meals program on July 12th at Central United Methodist Church. Bank partners cooked hamburgers and provided chips, cookies, and drinks as a part of the program. The Community meals program operates during the lunch hour every Tuesday and Thursday. Volunteers can assist in preparing and/or serving meals for people in our community who are in need.

  • The Bank of Fayetteville was presented a trophy from the 10 and under Women's Softball team we sponsor. The team won the 2012 Fayetteville Parks and Recreation tournament.

  • This year’s West Fork Customer Appreciation Cookout was a success as over 400 people were served hamburgers, chips and cookies by our partners.