Community Giving Program
We often refer to Paducah Bank as Paducah’s bank.

This great financial organization has been a part of the Paducah/McCracken County area since 1948. In that time, Paducah Bank has supported the many vital and valued projects undertaken by both charitable organizations and civic institutions. The bank has a long history of community involvement, both from a contributory standpoint, as well as a dedication to hands-on volunteer efforts.

It has long been the philosophy of Paducah Bank to support and sustain organized efforts in our community which serve and promote the areas of education, the arts and economic development, as well as those programs which provide indispensable subsidies to the needs of low-income individuals and groups.

As much as we wish we could support every request, we must, of course, make difficult choices about how we allocate the funds we have consigned for the aid of local programs and causes. We should also note that our annual preferences, based on our philosophy of giving outlined above, give preference to those serving low-income needs.

To avoid duplication and to be fair in our giving, Paducah Bank does not give directly to individual United Way agencies since we give generously to the United Way organization each year. With regard to educational and sports projects, we donate a lump sum to each school system each year to use at their discretion in the way that best serves the largest number of students.

If you wish to request a contribution from Paducah Bank, please complete the downloadable Donation Form. The bank generally makes these decisions in January of each year; however, special requests are evaluated throughout the year. Should we decide to honor your request, we will contact
you of our decision.
 
 
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