Together with our member financial institutions and their non-profit partners, we're helping to make our communities better places to live and work. We invite you to read our project profiles and see our grants and loans in action.

• 500 West Bridge Projects, Salt Lake City, Utah
  The Seattle Bank, through its member Wells Fargo Bank, awarded a $770,000 Affordable Housing Grant to help fund phase I of a two-phase development involving new construction and the renovation of an abandoned building in downtown Salt Lake City.
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• Communidad Juan Mayoral, Hammett, Idaho
  The renovation of once-dilapidated farmworker housing has provided decent, comfortable homes for families whose annual income averages only about $10,000. It has also improved the overall housing stock and appearance of the community.
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• Downey Project, Brewster, Washington
  When the local water association in this rural community wanted to build a supplemental community water system, North Cascades National Bank was able to help with a $100,000 Community Investment Program advance.
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• Visitors' Center, Kaycee, Wyoming
  Buffalo Federal Savings Bank, in partnership with Kaycee Chamber of Commerce, used a $50,000 ACCESS grant to build a new visitors' center—and encourage tourism and economic development in this tiny community that had been hard-hit by a flood.
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• Welcome Home, Spokane, Washington
  Sterling Savings Bank committed $600,000 in Home$tart funds as payment assistance for participants in Spokane Housing Authority's lease-to-own program.
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Interested in having your Seattle Bank-funded project profiled? Email us at Community Investments.