Building Stronger Communities

Going the extra mile for our communities is our passion.

Here at Peoples Bank, we’re passionate about helping people. We strive to be exceptional and inspire others to be exceptional too. It’s a promise we make to our neighbors, families, local businesses and community.

When you’re passionate about people like we are, you start to see the extraordinary in everyone. You see opportunities in challenges. You go the extra mile to help another. You believe you can make a difference–and then you do.

Will Daughtrey teaching at West Hickory Senior Center

Empowering Seniors Against Scams

Peoples Bank’s Will Daughtrey and Amy Morton spoke at the West Hickory Senior Center during the Catawba Council on Aging’s Scam & Fraud Series. They shared tips, real examples, and advice to help seniors spot scams. By staying informed and alert, everyone can take steps to protect their personal information.

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Matt Anderson Named 2024 Volunteer of the Year

Peoples Bank has named Business Development Officer Matt Anderson as its 2024 Volunteer of the Year. Known for his dedication to community service, Anderson has shown exceptional leadership and passion for helping others, making a lasting impact through his efforts to support economic growth, education, and grassroots initiatives.

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Kevin Brady, Melissa Aldrich, Will Daughtrey at CVCC

Equipping CVCC Students with Essential Financial Skills

Peoples Bank Mortgage Sales Manager Kevin Brady and Business Center Managers Melissa Aldrich and Will Daughtrey, recently provided a financial presentation for Catawba Valley Community College (CVCC) Construction Careers Academy students. The session offered a holistic understanding of financial principles essential for personal and professional development.

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Will Daughtrey, Melissa Aldrich, Allison Taylor, and Paula Parker Photo

Empowering the Community Through Financial Education

Peoples Bank Managers Will Daughtrey, Melissa Aldrich, Paula Parker, and Allison Taylor led a budgeting class at Greater Hickory Cooperative Christian Ministry. The session focused on essential financial knowledge, highlighting the key role of budgeting, regardless of income level.

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Sharing Valuable Insights for Success

Peoples Bank Business Development Officer, Matt Anderson, engaged students at Appalachian State University’s Career Essentials class, sharing invaluable career insights and emphasizing the significance of family, self-awareness, and character-driven relationships in the banking industry.

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Teaching Essential Skills for a Successful Future

Paula Parker, Retail Sales Manager, and Jeanette Hall, Newton Business Center Manager, recently participated in the Real Money Real World program at Jacobs Fork Middle School, which is part of an initiative to empower students with essential financial literacy skills.

Encouraging Students to Manage Money Wisely

Thomas Eatmon delivers valuable insights on personal finance and banking careers to the classroom at West Lincoln High School.

Empowering the Next Generation of Leaders

Deidra Singleton brings her financial know-how to the Ladies in Action Leadership Academy.

Inspiring Students with Banking Insights

Dane Robinson shares his passion for the dynamic world of finance and the diverse opportunities it offers.

Fostering Children

Jennifer Turner brightens the future of foster families and helps children in our community thrive.

Teaching Financial Literacy

Ryan Waddle empowers Lake Norman High School students with essential money management skills.

Aiding Refugees

Marjorie Sack-York extends warmth and compassion to families across the globe.

Angela Fleming, Angela Johnson, Kevin Brady at Foothills Community Housing Fair

Spotlight on Housing

Angela Fleming, Angela Johnson and Kevin Brady share homebuying tips at Foothills Community Housing Fair.