Community Involvement

2010 Shred Day Success!

On Saturday April 17, Sutter Community Bank staff and board members, along with volunteers from Hands of Hope homeless resource center, pitched in to help local community members shred their unwanted documents in a safe way.

Thank you to all those that attended and gave contributions to Hands of Hope! 28 cases of bottled water were donated, along with a wide-selection of juices and snacks, and cash contributions.

Mmmm! Stop by for a delicious BAKE SALE to support RELAY FOR LIFE 2010!

March 17, 18 & 19,
at Sutter Community Bank

Pick up homemade goodies -- they make a great treat for your family, your office, or your favorite teacher!

Yuba City Rotary Crab Feed Success!

Thank you to all the bank staff, board members, and community partners who volunteered their time and donated funds for this worthy event.

The results are in!

Second Annual Gingerbread Contest
Hosted by Sutter Community Bank

Over 200 Christmas Stroll attendees cast their vote, and the 2009 People's Choice winners are...

Category:
Under 12 years old
WINNER:
$50 Savings Bond
Hailey Jarta

Category:
Over 12 years old
WINNER:
$50 Savings Bond
Elizabeth Bossard

Category:
Group
WINNER:
$100 Cash
The Bagley Family

Honorable Mentions…

Scramble Fore A Cure

Sutter Community Bank was a proud sponsor and coordinator of the October 5th Scramble Fore A Cure golf tournament.

Thank you to all involved for another great event! The event raised over $15,000 to aid local women suffering from breast cancer.

Summer Stroll – Downtown Yuba City

Friday June 26th

Congratulations to the Yuba City Downtown Business Association for another great event. From the hula hoop contest to the spam cook off, the Hawaiian theme was exciting and fun.

Sutter Community Bank gave away Hawaiian punch, and randomly replaced twenty $20 bills with $50's in our ATM. Many surprised ATM users enjoyed the extra windfall!

2009 Shred Day Success!

On April 11, Sutter Community Bank hosted its third annual Shred Day. Yuba-Sutter residents were encouraged to bring their old financial documents and have them shredded for free.  Over 14,000 lbs were shredded!