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Healthcare Foundation Northern Sonoma County
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The Healthcare Foundation Northern Sonoma County raises funds to champion equitable access to culturally-sensitive healthcare & mental health services. They raise funds in support of underserved and vulnerable community members, from northern Santa Rosa to Cloverdale.
4Cs Sonoma County Welcomes Candy Yandell to Board of Directors
Candy Yandell, VP at Summit State Bank, has joined the Board of Directors for 4Cs Sonoma County, a nonprofit supporting childcare and early education. Her appointment highlights her dedication to community service and aligns with the bank’s mission of community engagement.
Summit State Bank Earns $2.5 Million in First Quarter 2025
Summit State Bank reported Q1 2025 net income of $2.5M, up from $1.4M in Q1 2024, driven by improved net interest margin and reduced problem loans. Non-performing assets fell by nearly 50% year-over-year, while liquidity remained strong and capital ratios improved. Loan portfolio risk continues to be reduced.
Summit State Bank Welcomes Peter Valdez as SVP & Senior Credit Administrator
Summit State Bank has hired Peter Valdez as Senior Vice President & Senior Credit Administrator. With over 20 years of banking experience, Valdez will lead the Commercial Underwriting team, bringing expertise in credit and a strong commitment to community development and sustainable lending.
Phone Spoofing on the Rise
Phone spoofing scams involve fraudsters disguising their numbers to appear as trusted organizations, like Summit State Bank, to steal personal information. Summit State Bank will never ask for sensitive details via phone, text...
Fintech Banking Apps – What You Need to Know
When you deposit your money into a banking app, it's important to know who is holding your money and whether it's safe. Many financial technology companies create apps...
7 Tips to Establish Good Savings Habits
Pay yourself first. If you wait to see what income is left over after paying expenses, you are less likely to save. Determine in advance how much money you plan to deposit each...
Becoming Financially Fit
It's never too late to assess your finances, gain control, and stick to a new budget or savings plan. Taking control of your personal finances will allow you to save and prepare...
The Importance of Creating a Budget
Creating a budget - The key to a good budget is including as much information as possible so you can adequately prepare and plan. It's important to keep accurate records of your...
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