Shop, Dine, Explore and Bank LocOly It Means More for You and Your Wallet

Olympia, WALocal News

OlyFed plays a pivotal role in supporting downtown Olympia's locally-owned businesses, which contribute significantly to the community's character and economy. Personalized banking services help entrepreneurs navigate loans and expansion, creating a thriving local economy. The Two-Cent Campaign, where OlyFed donates two cents for every debit card transaction, enhances community support through funding local nonprofits. Business leaders like Todd Monohon and Jamie Brayshaw champion the benefits of local banking, noting its role in fostering entrepreneurship and community engagement. OlyFed's long-standing partnership with the Olympia Downtown Alliance underscores its commitment to creating opportunities for small businesses.

The bank's values-based support encourages residents to shop and dine locally, reinforcing the community's economic resilience. As downtown Olympia continues to grow, residents are invited to enjoy unique local experiences while banking with OlyFed. The collective effort of local businesses and banking strengthens the region's economic foundation and builds a brighter future.

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