West Bank offers banking for non-profit organizations, uniquely designed around your specific needs.
Our business banking for non-profits includes:
- Nonprofit Checking account which offers no minimum balance, no maintenance fees, and earns tiered interest, so the higher your balance the more you earn. A non-interest bearing account is also available.
- Services that give you more control over your money, so more of your revenues can go toward your mission.
- Personalized attention and service, so you can find solutions that meet your needs.
- Mobile and online banking, so your team members can bank on your schedule, even if your mission requires you to travel.
- Remote deposit of checks, allowing you to deposit donations without having to come into a financial center.
- Merchant services, allowing you to accept donations through a variety of payment options.
- Certificates of Deposit, so you can earn a competitive interest rate
on your money and make the greatest impact on the greatest number of
people.
Our Commitment to Non-profits
At West Bank, community matters! Non-profit organizations bring
tremendous value to our community, and we have fostered deep
relationships with foundations, houses of worship, and 501(c)(3)s
throughout Pennsylvania. We know your priority is to your mission and
the people you serve. That’s why our priority is to tailor our banking
services to your needs. And, your community is our community, which is
why we volunteer, donate, and work to support over 100 organizations
throughout Pennsylvania as a team and as individuals.
What Our Customers are Saying
Don’t just take our word for it. Find out how we have made a measurable difference to this organization:
"There were many mergers in the banking industry, and as a result we experienced a change in the relationship we had with our existing bank. We felt overlooked and disconnected. As a small non-profit, we thrive on the close relationships we build in our community, not just with our participant families and volunteers, but also with our corporate supporters and service providers. We wanted convenience, but more importantly we wanted the comfort and security that comes from having a meaningful relationship with our bank. We were warmly welcomed at WB."
"There were many mergers in the banking industry, and as a result we experienced a change in the relationship we had with our existing bank. We felt overlooked and disconnected. As a small non-profit, we thrive on the close relationships we build in our community, not just with our participant families and volunteers, but also with our corporate supporters and service providers. We wanted convenience, but more importantly we wanted the comfort and security that comes from having a meaningful relationship with our bank. We were warmly welcomed at WB."
Gillian Byerly, Executive Director
Girls on the Run Capital Area
Vet Your Potential Bank with These Five Questions
When choosing a banking partner, we believe it’s good business —
and responsible stewardship — to vet the institution with questions
concerning their commitment and footprint in the community:
- What is the bank’s community history? Are they local lenders with deep banking experience?
- What non-profits, causes and foundations does the bank support?
- Are they interested in becoming knowledgeable about and supportive of your foundation? Do they respect your passion for your cause?
- What degree of trust has the bank developed in the community? Is their reputation equal to their core principles?
- Does your banking partner have the investment tools and mechanisms in place to earn your organization money? Is there a competitive return on assets and on the principal?
Personalized Solutions
At West Bank, we work hard to support non-profits and
foundations in a variety of ways, and we work to offer personalized
solutions. We get to know the foundations we support. The non-profit
organizations in our communities have come to rely on and trust West Bank for their financial needs, and we take that trust very
seriously.
To learn more about our banking services for non-profit groups, contact West Bank today Connect with a Banker online.