FVB Supports Harvest Soup Kitchen
First Volunteer Bank saw a need in its community and stepped up to offer support for the Harvest Soup Kitchen in Fentress County.
Read MoreFirst Volunteer Bank saw a need in its community and stepped up to offer support for the Harvest Soup Kitchen in Fentress County.
Read MoreA profile about Patti Steele, president and CEO of First Volunteer Bank, describes how the financial institution has grown to become the largest locally-owned bank in the region.
Read MoreFirst Volunteer Bank's Jamestown and Clarkrange offices completed their Children's Center Easter Snack Drive for the Fentress County Children's Center. In addition to coinciding with Easter, April is Child Prevention Awareness Month and seemed to be the perfect time to have this drive. Contributions included four containers of snacks and $600 raised by customers and staff for the center.
Read MoreOn behalf of the Ernie Pyle Chapter of the Military Order of the Purple Heart I would like to express our appreciation to the manager and staff of the Hwy 58 Branch of First Volunteer Bank for putting on a Veterans Day lunch in the lobby of your bank on Friday, November 9th.
Read MoreFirst Volunteer Bank unites to eliminate hunger in the 11 counties we serve by holding a company-wide community event called Tailgate-a-Palooza. Each year, we ask our employees and customers to bring in cans of food or monetary donations and invite everyone to stay for a fresh hamburger or hot dog with our staff.
Read MoreFirst Volunteer Bank worked with Tennessee State Treasurer David H. Lillard, Jr. to return a missing Purple Heart medal to a soldier’s family.
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