Your community is our community.
Our bankers care about helping our entire community thrive and prosper.
Yes, our approach to doing business has earned us a reputation as a bank you can depend on, but our commitment to you goes beyond financial services.
Our clients count on us to support the people and organizations working to build and care for our communities. Our culture is deeply rooted in the values of service and philanthropy, and we believe strong communities are built with local volunteers, donations and leadership.
We are proud of the time, energy and compassion our associates dedicate by volunteering for many local non-profit organizations each year.
From sponsoring a basketball scoreboard, to tutoring elementary school students, to raising funds for the United Way or serving as board members on local committees, you’ll find us involved in every aspect of the areas we serve.
Community Involvement
These are just some of the many ways we’re active in our community. It’s an honor to work alongside our friends and neighbors.
Rascal takes over downtown Mansfield for First Friday Shop Hop
Richland Bank’s furry blue mascot, Rascal the raccoon, and bankers stopped by a local pizza shop, Two Cousin’s Pizza, in downtown Mansfield in February during the First Friday Shop Hop. Our associates served more than 200 slices of free pizza to the community, while Rascal made an appearance for selfies.
Birthday parties for friendly house kids
After discovering that some children never had a birthday celebration at home, the Friendly House started celebrating all of the children’s birthdays each month and Richland Bank was excited to help. A total of 10-15 volunteers help with the party and we made a donation to help the parties to take place.
Community Donations
Richland Bank is delighted to be able to say “yes” to the many requests we get for donations, sponsorships, volunteers and other contributions that support our communities. We strongly believe in investing our money locally and doing everything in our power to support the people and groups in our neighborhoods.
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