We are guided by a simple aspiration: benefit to all, harm to none. This means investing in and serving our local communities, contributing to environmental sustainability, offering inclusive, fair, and equitable more products, and nurturing our team. In the Better Banking Blog, we explore what a Beneficial Banking™ system looks like and how it can serve all of us.
Beneficial State Bank has been named a Best for the World Certified B Corporation by B Lab, the global nonprofit...
Jul 14, 2021
Beneficial State Bank has awarded the Raisbeck Aviation High School Green Energy and Solar Car Team with a...
Jul 14, 2021
When Reign Free received her first loan in 2011 to open Oakland’s Red Door Catering, it was a chance to live her...
Jul 13, 2021
Seattle nonprofit working toward a world in which all LBGTQ+ people have access to the tools, services, and...
Jun 30, 2021
The Climate Museum is empowering people across the U.S. with ways to engage to save our planet and our communities.
Jun 29, 2021
Susan Gates is part of Beneficial State Bank's team and is a long-time board member of the Seattle Aquarium.
Jun 24, 2021
The CDFI Fund’s Rapid Response Program provides $1.25 billion to almost 900 community development financial...
Jun 17, 2021
Banking with values-based financial institutions can go a long way toward fighting systemic racism and injustice.
Jun 15, 2021
Beneficial State Bank’s annual Impact Report shows nearly $1 billion in mission-aligned loans.
Jun 14, 2021
A Beneficial Bank serves the triple-bottom-line of People, Planet, and Prosperity for All. That means prioritizing social justice and environmental sustainability. Our clients want to see their money put to good use – funding causes that defend our planet and build resiliency in our communities. Change your bank and help change the world.
