Concierge Service

Concierge Service

A suite of banking services designed to meet the requirements of non-profits from bankers who know you by name.

Private Banking for Non-profit Organizations

Community Partners are the non-profit groups that provide tremendous support to making our community great for all. In recognition for the work you do, the rigors of fundraising, and the special needs of organizations like yours, TowneBank has designed an exclusive program of benefits to help you work more efficiently.  


Banking & Lending Services

We have a long history of helping non-profits as a local, community bank. Our mission is Serving Others. Enriching Lives. Whether you have long term fundraising needs or short term goals, your Private Banker can guide you along the way. 

  • No monthly maintenance fee on Community Partner checking account
  • Interest-bearing on balances $3,000 or more
  • No fee cashiers' checks
  • Free notary services 
  • Unlimited check writing and deposits 
  • Payroll services 
  • Card processing services 
  • Customized reporting 
  • Online and mobile banking with mobile deposit* 
  • Free Bill pay


  • business credit cards

    Business Credit Cards^

    Credit card programs that allow you to make purchases and track expenses. Plus, earn Rewards along the way.
  • financial consulting

    Insurance & Investments

    Take advantage of free consultations with professionals from Towne Insurance and Towne Wealth Management
  • business lending

    Loans & Lines of Credit^

    Receive special consideration on lending options for your organization. Plus, all loan decisions are locally made by your Private Banker. 

^Normal credit criteria approval apply.

*Your mobile carrier's web access and text messaging charges may apply. All terms applicable to Online Banking apply to Mobile Banking. Mobile check deposit is subject to eligibility and further review. Deposits are subject to verification and not available for immediate withdrawal. Deposit limits and other restrictions apply. 

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