ICBA Honors Scott Valley Bank for Outstanding Community Service
ICBA National Community Bank Service Award
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The Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA), with 5,000 independent bank members across the nation, named Scott Valley Bank as its top honoree in the asset size category $250 - $500 million for the 2010 ICBA National Community Bank Service Awards. The bank was recognized for its outstanding leadership in community service activities. “ICBA is proud of Scott Valley Bank,” said Jim MacPhee, ICBA chairman and CEO of Kalamazoo County State Bank, Schoolcraft, Michigan. “They are a shining example of the volunteer service community banks all over the country provide every day.”
 Scott Valley Bank, headquartered in Yreka, California, was named as a National Award recipient in recognition of its numerous community service activities, and particularly for volunteer employee commitment to those activities. It is clear that bank employees engage in all aspects of the bank’s community service activities throughout the year.
“We, at Scott Valley Bank, are honored to be named as an ICBA Service Award winner,” said Timothy S. Avery, President and CEO of Scott Valley Bank. “Our volunteer service program exemplifies the core values of community banking. We are very proud of our employees for their contributions to our community service efforts. We are also very proud of the communities we serve and look forward to continuing to serve.”
ICBA founded the National Community Bank Service Awards program to help celebrate outstanding volunteer efforts of community banks. The ICBA National Community Bank Service Awards bring national recognition to the unparalleled contributions community banks make to help sustain their communities. The awards are given to ICBA members that show longstanding commitments to community outreach and development.
Photo: Timothy S. Avery, President and CEO of Scott Valley Bank and Albert H. Newton, Jr., Chairman of the Scott Valley Bank Board of Directors, proudly display the gorgeous crystal award, symbolic of the clear vision that Scott Valley Bank continues to demonstrate towards positive community service.
For more information on the ICBA National Community Bank Service Awards, please visit www.icba.org and to read the ICBA Press Release - 3/10/2010
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