Community Crew
Our most satisfying return on investment: Making lives better in the communities we serve.
5972
2022 Total Volunteer hours
from 152 Jefferson Bank Volunteers
131
2022 Organizations Served
189910
2022 Economic Impact for Community Organizations
An important personal life goal many of our team members share is helping to improve the lives of others.
The leadership of Jefferson Bank is dedicated to providing employees with ample opportunity to achieve that ambition. Our corporate culture supports and encourages community service. Our employees may be tellers, personal banking specialists, lending officers, trust and estate advisors and more, but they are also scout leaders, little league coaches, counselors for single moms, advocates for children in need and volunteers for community causes.
Rachel Trevino (Trust) helping load bags of school supplies intended for teachers in Edgewood ISD and Southwest ISD through the United Way’s Write Start Project.
Beautification project at Morgan’s Wonderland Sports Complex. Pictured left to right: Suzanne Terry (Commercial), Alice Hernandez (Trust), Pat Dixon (Trust), & Estrellita Garcia-Diaz (CRA)
Volunteering at the San Antonio Food Bank preparing lunch trays for children and seniors who participate in various programs throughout San Antonio. Pictured left to right: Max Vega (Mortgage), Larry Ratcliff (IT), Liz Garza, Kathy Cunningham (Accounting), and Sharna Zimmerman (Mortgage)
Volunteering at the Texas Diaper Bank re-packaging donated adult diapers for distribution. Pictured left to right: Melissa Johnson (Contact Center), Lorraine Valera (DTBC), and Debbie Andrew (Compliance)
Volunteering at the Texas Diaper Bank Re-packaging donated adult diapers for distribution. Pictured: Estrellita Garcia-Diaz (CRA)
Team building volunteer event with SAMMinistries sorting and pricing donated Christmas gifts to be distributed to children/families participating in SAMMinistries programming. Pictured left to right: Ashley Campbell (BSA), Brenda Reyes (BSA), and Rosie Uriegas (BSA)
Jefferson Bank volunteers getting a tour of the San Antonio Humane Society before a day volunteering in their Pup-arazzi volunteer event.
Alyssa Wilcia (Training) trying to get the perfect pose with one of the Humane Society’s residents during the Pup-arazzi event where volunteers were tasked with shooting photos and videos of dogs who were ready for adoption.
Volunteers who attended the SA Humane Society’s Pup-arazzi. Left to right: Ayssa Wilcia (Training), Isaac Jimenez (Loan Ops), Robert Ochoa, Christina Garza (Mortgage), Stevie Gaskins (Customer Contact Center), Melissa Akers (Mortgage), Vilma Pena (Private Banking), Lupe Garcia (Deposit Ops), and Yvette Burgos (Fraud) Debbie Andrew (Compliance), Kathy Cunningham (Accounting)
Katie Anderson and Estrellita Garcia Diaz (CRA) volunteering at our annual Habitat for Humanity Fall Build.
Robert Ochoa (Commercial) trying to get the perfect pose with one of the Humane Society’s residents during the Pup-arazzi event where volunteers were tasked with shooting photos and videos of dogs who were ready for adoption.
Melody Esquivel (Human Resources) teaching the Money Monsters financial literacy to participants (K-5) in SAMMinistries’ After School Program.
They’re known as the Community Crew.
And for good reason. They are actively involved in helping San Antonio, Boerne, and New Braunfels continue to grow as vibrant, caring cities. Every year, they devote hundreds of hours to area charities, youth groups, senior service organizations, and many more.
Promoting Education
Volunteering time to organizations committed to growth through knowledge and youth education programs.
Advocating Economic Development and Revitalization
Helping build affordable housing, supporting financial literacy programs, and many more.
Fighting Hunger
Supporting food banks and delivering thousands of meals to those in need.
Modeling Mentorship
Developing young minds for future citizenship and leadership.
Supporting Causes
Dedicating hundreds of hours to participating with fundraising activities of area charities.
Improving Health
Raising awareness of the benefits of fitness and well-being by partnering with area health care groups.
We're here to help.
If your nonprofit organization is in need of funding or volunteer assistance, we may be able to support your efforts. Simply click below to review our eligibility requirements and access the official application form.
Notices & Disclosures
Jefferson Bank is chartered under the laws of the State of Texas and by state law is subject to regulatory oversight by the Texas Department of Banking. Any consumer wishing to file a complaint against Jefferson Bank should contact the Texas Department of Banking through one of the means indicated below:
- In Person or U.S. Mail : 2601 North Lamar Boulevard, Suite 300, Austin, Texas 78705-4294
- Telephone No: (877) 276-5554, Fax No.: (512) 475-1313
- Email: [email protected]
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- Website: www.dob.texas.gov
Investment and Insurance Products are:
- Not insured by the FDIC or any Federal Government Agency
- Not a Deposit or Other Obligation of, or Guaranteed by, the Bank or Any Bank Affiliate
- Subject to Investment Risks, Including Possible Loss of the Principal Amount Invested
Deposit products offered by Jefferson Bank. Member FDIC
NMLS# 597833
Important Contacts
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