In the Community
Deeply Committed to our Community
As an independent community bank since 1925, PCB officers and team members from our Franklin, Moorefield, Marlinton, Harrisonburg and Petersburg financial centers are deeply committed to their local communities and their many activities. Whether it's reading to school children, sponsoring academic achievement programs, financing playground equipment or participating in fundraising efforts, PCB is proud to partner with our neighbors to help improve the quality of life for all. By investing in our community, PCB is ensuring a better future for generations to come.
PCB & Pendleton Manor Team Up to Help Stop Senior Crime
PCB and Pendleton Manor are working together to help spread the message about stopping senior crime before it starts through “Senior Crimestoppers”, a nationwide crime prevention program educating and safeguarding against theft, abuse and neglect. PCB provides financial support every year to Pendleton Manor as a part of the bank’s commitment to the Community Reinvestment Act through the Senior Housing Crime Prevention Foundation. The bank is committed to keeping a watchful eye on those trying to take advantage of senior citizens. Pictured are Pendleton Manor’s Administrator Todd Switzer, PCB’s Vice President of Compliance Mark Williams, Resident Neva Davis and PCB’s Public Relations Coordinator Clay Richardson.Turner Ashby High School Students Win Scholarships
CONGRATULATIONS to Turner Ashby High School (Bridgewater, VA) Seniors Seth Furry and Emily Daggett on winning scholarships from the Virginia Bankers Association Bank Day. Seth is this year's Valley Regional Winner and Emily was awarded with the Valley Regional Honorable Mention. Both students shadowed some of our bankers during the VBA's "Bank Day" several months ago. They got to spend a day learning the ins-and-outs of what life looks like working in the banking section of the financial industry. They were then asked to write an essay to determine the winners of the scholarship! We had a great time working with Seth and Emily and we are very much looking forward to doing it again next year!
Harrisonburg-Rockingham Relay for Life Fundraiser
We took the opportunity to join in the Belmont Yard Sale in Harrisonburg, VA and make some money for the Harrisonburg-Rockingham Relay for Life! It was an early morning of preparation but completely worth it! Several team members from our Franklin, WV and Harrisonburg, VA Financial Centers came together this past Saturday morning to sell some items and after all was said and done, we raised over $540 for Relay for Life!Hampshire County Ham, Bacon and Egg Sale
While we have so many great reasons to be of service to our communities, it always makes us feel great when we know we have impacted someone positively. We'd like to say 'thank you' to Ethan Champ for allowing us the pleasure of purchasing a ham from him during the Hampshire County Ham, Bacon, and Egg Sale that was held recently. We wish Ethan well in his studies and in FFA and we hope that our purchase allows you to finish out this year strong. Best of luck in your future endeavors!Pendleton County Little League
It's time for baseball! Pendleton County Little League recently had their opening day. What a great time for the warmer weather to start showing up!
We're huge fans of all of our Little League teams and for PCLL we wanted to make sure they had everything they need for the season. To help support them this year, we purchased a brand new portable pitching mound for them to play on. Opening day got off to a great start and we'd like to give a special thanks to Jodie Wimer for sharing her Little League group picture with us!
PCB, an independent community bank since 1925, operates four full service banking offices in West Virginia in Franklin, Moorefield, Marlinton and Petersburg and two full-service offices in Harrisonburg, Virginia. PCB also has a Loan Production office in Wardensville, WV where they will be opening a full service office later this fall.
For more information contact Clay Richardson at PCB at 304-358-2311.