Community Involvement
When Brentwood Bank uses the term “local bank,” we mean a company that commits financial and people resources to organizations in our hometown.
Every year Brentwood Bank partners with organizations that have an impact on people living in the Greater Pittsburgh Area.
We are proud to be a vibrant member of the South Hills and surrounding communities of Pittsburgh including Allegheny, Beaver, and Washington counties. Each year, the bank and its team members engage in a variety of service and charitable events across the spectrum of youth programs, local fundraisers, and community development.
Posted July 30, 2019
Rebuilding Together Pittsburgh provides homeowners in low-income neighborhoods with the resources to maintain their home.
In July, volunteers from Brentwood Bank partnered with Rebuilding Together Pittsburgh to brighten up the home of a veteran living in the Elizabeth area. Team members patched walls, painted rooms, laid new flooring and removed debris from the outside area to help the homeowner maintain a safe and healthy living environment.
Brentwood Bank teamwork helps an Elizabeth-area veteran at the July 2019 Rebuilding Together Pittsburgh project.
Posted June 26, 2019
The Women’s Center of Beaver County, founded in 1976, provides shelter and counseling services to survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence. Services are no-cost and confidential and include medical and legal advocacy, support groups, individual and children’s counseling, outreach and education programs.
Recently, Brentwood Bank President & CEO Tom Bailey pledged a $10 donation to the Women’s Center of Beaver County for each of the runners who beat his time in the Beaver Volunteer Fire Department 5k/10k Race. Tom finished the 5k in 19th place which meant Brentwood Bank was set to donate $180 to the Women’s Center, but Brentwood Bank rounded up its donation to $1,000!
Brentwood Bank is proud to support this community organization that serves more than 2,000 survivors of domestic violence, sexual violence, and homelessness every year.
Posted May 30, 2019
NeighborWorks Western Pennsylvania is a non-profit organization with the mission of financial empowerment that promotes homeownership and vibrant communities in Western Pennsylvania.
Tom Bailey, President & CEO and Carrie Havas, VP Loan Operations & Community Reinvestment Act Officer of Brentwood Bank presented NeighborWorks Western Pennsylvania with a $7,500 donation to support two new homebuyer education workshops that will be held in the South Hills of Pittsburgh. The workshops will cover all facets of home ownership from credit to closing.
Posted April 2, 2019
For more than 40 years, Women’s Center & Shelter of Greater Pittsburgh has been a leader in providing safety, shelter, support and guidance to all victims of domestic violence. Their expert and highly trained staff provide life-saving programs and personalized services designed to help break the cycle of violence.
Recently, Brentwood Bank employees teamed up to build shelves to store donated items that people need when they are “starting over.” Brentwood Bank is proud to support this community organization!
It is through the support of the entire community that their work will endure, and survivors of abuse will find the hope and strength necessary to rebuild their lives.
Posted April 2, 2019
This holiday season, Brentwood Bank was privileged to support the Washington County based City Mission through the Angel Tree Program. The City Mission offers two branches of service: Compassionate Care reaches out to those most in need by offering basic services such as meals, shelter, and medical care and the Life Recovery Program assists men, women, and children who are in crisis and looking for life transformation. Over thirty employees participated in donating and wrapping gifts. In early December, eighty-five gifts were delivered to the residents of the Mission in time for the holidays!
In September 2018, ten Brentwood Bank employees spent the day at the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank packing and moving food items through the warehouse so it could be delivered into the community.