The town of Gillham, Ark., will benefit from a $5,000 donation from the Arvest Foundation. The gift was announced recently at the Gillham Volunteer Fire Department. Patti Boone and Helga Buenrrostro of Arvest Bank were on hand to present the check to Gillham Volunteer...
read moreLoungin’ by the pool… running in the park… diving into the lake…taking that hike…. riding that bike… Summer is the season most of us look forward to for outdoor activities. Not only is it important to keep you and your family safe during the hot summer days,...
read moreThe Arvest Foundation recently awarded the Twin Lakes Literacy Council a grant for $2,400 in support of the organization’s tutoring program for children. The Children’s Tutoring Program helps children who test below their grade level, are at risk of failure at school,...
read moreChildren in the Alma and Paris (Ark.) areas will benefit from a $7,000 donation from the Arvest Foundation. The gift was announced today at the Boys and Girls Club of the Diamond Hills. Heather Appleton and Jeremy Nuckolls of Arvest Bank were on hand to present the...
read moreThe Arvest Foundation donated a grant for $3,000 to the Margaret Daniel Primary School Foundation in the Ashdown (Ark.) School District. The gift will provide resources for teachers in the form of creative learning opportunities and school programs. “Every educator...
read moreCARE Food Pantry’s effort to provide assistance to food-insecure families in Cherokee (Okla.) County got a boost in the form of a $5,000 donation from the Arvest Foundation. The gift was announced recently, as Arvest Bank associates Brandon Tate, Beverly Adkisson and...
read moreArvest Bank’s Ignite Intern Program celebrated its fifth anniversary this year during challenging and unprecedented times. But just as the more than 6,000 associates who work for Arvest strive every day to live our mission statement – People helping people find...
read moreThe Arvest Foundation recently announced a $15,000 contribution to Bartlesville Public Schools Foundation (BPSF). Arvest local bank president Kim Adams and Arvest community and business relations advisor Chris Batchelder presented the check to Blair Ellis, executive...
read moreArvest Bank is pleased to announce the hiring of John Naudo. He will serve as an investment officer for Arvest Wealth Management in Bentonville, Ark. Naudo began his career in finance in 1994 in London and emigrated to the United States in 2009. At that time, Naudo...
read moreJohnson County (Ark.) children in need will have greater access to necessities such as shoes, socks, underwear, and seasonal clothing thanks to a $4,250 donation from the Arvest Foundation. The gift was announced recently at Arvest Bank in Clarksville. Arvest...
read moreArvest Bank is ready to help. This is true for each associate throughout the Arvest footprint. Whether helping a customer with their personal finances, preparing for the future or working to provide disaster relief, the men and women of Arvest are committed to giving...
read moreThe Arvest Foundation recently awarded the North Arkansas Youth Center a grant for $2,000 in support of the organization’s Building the Future Campaign. In partnership with the City of Cotter, the campaign seeks to fund outdoor improvements to the North Arkansas Youth...
read moreYoung athletes in the Russellville area will benefit from a $12,000 donation from the Arvest Foundation. The gift was announced recently at the Boys and Girls Clubs of the Arkansas River Valley. Shawn Bates, Jason McGee, Megan Chenowith, and Jessy Moreno of Arvest...
read moreChildren in Johnson County, Ark., will benefit from a $4,250 grant from the Arvest Foundation. The gift was announced recently at Arvest Bank in Clarksville. Shonda Walters, Brandi Holt, Britney Wilkerson, Kacy Yarbrough and Whitney Koenigseder of Arvest were on hand...
read moreThe Arvest Foundation recently donated $5,000 to Ashdown Matters in Ashdown, Ark. These funds will be used to support charitable needs as they arise, including the organization’s community support efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic. The funds will help Ashdown...
read moreThe Spiro (Okla.) Fire Department will be able to perform its job more diligently thanks to a $2,500 donation from the Arvest Foundation. The gift was announced recently at the Spiro Fire Department. Suzie Bigler of Arvest Bank was on hand to present the check. “Spiro...
read moreThe Arvest Foundation donated $5,000 to Mission Clinical Services at the Cooper Anthony Mercy Child Advocacy Center (CAMCAC). The donation will be split between two areas of CAMCAC’s Mission Clinical Services: the ongoing programming for the children they serve, and...
read moreThe Arvest Foundation provided the entire graduating class of nursing students at North Arkansas College with a much-welcomed commencement gift. Through a donation of $14,000 to the Northark Foundation, the Arvest Foundation will help fund exam fees for all 160...
read moreThe Arvest Foundation recently funded grants totaling more than $105,000 to 20 Kansas City area organizations. A full list of recipient organizations can be found below. “At Arvest, being good corporate citizens is in our fundamental DNA,” said Mark Larrabee,...
read moreResidents in Arkansas’ Pope and Yell counties will benefit from a $5,000 donation from the Arvest Foundation. The gift was announced at the Manna House in Russellville. Shawn Bates, Tony Warren, Megan Chenowith, Tammy Burchett and Jessy Moreno of Arvest Bank were on...
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