Remarkable year-end achievements
Alpine Bank proudly celebrates two impactful year-end initiatives, highlighting (you) our incredible customers and our dedicated employees. These accomplishments not only reinforce our values but also showcase the power of collective action and community spirit.
The first initiative involved the success of Alpine Bank’s Loyalty Debit Card program, a unique effort that turns everyday banking into meaningful change. Through this program, the bank donates 10 cents to local nonprofits around the state every time a customer makes a purchase using their debit card.
Over the course of the year, you rallied behind this initiative, collectively making millions of transactions. By year’s end, the program has generated $2.62 million in donations, directly benefiting local nonprofits, who are the true difference makers in our communities.
“It’s inspiring to see how something as simple as a transaction can make such a big difference,” said Alpine Bank President Glen Jammaron. “Our customers are the heart of this program, and their dedication to our community is unmatched.”
The second initiative focused on volunteerism. Alpine Bank provides each of its employees with 24 hours of paid volunteer time annually, encouraging them to support causes they’re passionate about.
From organizing food drives to mentoring students, our employees’ efforts touch countless lives. But in 2024, the bank set an ambitious goal: ensure every employee utilized their volunteer hours through a project called 24 in ‘24.
By year’s end, the bank’s employees exceeded expectations, contributing an incredible 22,854 volunteer hours to local charities, nonprofits and other community projects. This total brought us closer to an average of 26 hours of volunteer time per employee.
“These statistics are impressive, and they confirm my belief that Alpine Bank attracts and employs a group of talented and dedicated people,” said Alpine Bank Founder & Chairman. J. Robert “Bob” Young. “We couldn’t be prouder of these milestone initiatives as they coincide perfectly with Alpine’s mission to build a stronger, more connected community.”
Here’s to another year of making a difference!
About This Author
Glen Jammaron
Glen Jammaron is president and vice chairman of Alpine Bank. Glen has worked for Alpine Bank for 36 years and been the president and vice chairman for 16 years. During his tenure, the bank grew from $2 billion to more than $6 billion in assets.
More about Glen Jammaron