CASCADE’S VISION of being the preferred community bank not only addresses how it serves customers, but its community support as well. Cascade’s corporate philanthropy and involvement with local organizations, charities and fundraisers continues to expand each year.
The impact of Cascade’s corporate
giving is broadened as Cascade employees connect with their communities
by donating their time and funds. Employee volunteerism ranges
from participating on disaster relief fundraising to landscaping work at local non-profits. Below is one example of the ways that the Cascade team gives back to the communities that
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MISSION STATEMENT
Our mission is to enhance shareholder value by focusing on the customer.
We will empower well-trained, knowledgeable employees to deliver the best financial solutions and exceed customer service expectations.
We will employ a disciplined, forward-thinking strategy to ensure efficient and cost effective operations. |
FEATURED EMPLOYEE VOLUNTEERS
Below are just a few Cascade Bank employees who are representative of the many who serve in our communities.
 Erika Heer, AVP, Senior Human Resources Generalist: Erika has committed to an eight-month “Leadership Snohomish County” program designed to help participants acquire an understanding of the critical issues affecting the region and the leadership and stewardship capabilities necessary to resolve them. Erika also actively supports Children’s Hospital and United Way.
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 Bill Raser, VP, Income Property/ Construction Lending Officer: For the past 20 years, Bill has served as President of the Sky Valley Food Bank. He is also Director of the Board for Snohomish Affordable Housing Group, which provides affordable housing for people needing a helping hand. He has belonged to the Monroe Kiwanis Club for more than 30 years, serving as both past President and Treasurer. |
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 Phuong Phillips, Assistant Branch Manager: Phuong recently finished a volunteer position with Pasado’s Safe Haven, which rescues animals deemed “un-adoptable” by local shelters. Her duties there included caring for old dogs by walking and playing with them and cleaning their heated cabins.This organization has rescued animals following natural disasters such as Hurricane Katrina and also lobbies for animals rights in cases of neglect and abuse.
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