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Bank of Louisiana prides itself in being involved in the community it serves. Below are just a few of the local events that we have been proud to be involved in and we look forward to continuing our participation in these events and more in the future.
 
 
Bank of Louisiana is proud to be a sponsor of Kids in Motion, a pre-employment/ service learning training program for at risk youth between the ages of 12-15 that teaches teens and pre-teens to value work, to value their community, and to value their future. For the last 3 years, BOLA has not only sponsored a student but also hosts money management and goal setting classes.
Paige McCrory 2009 County Fair Queen

Bank of Louisiana is excited to announce the kick off of their “Feed the Need” food drive. For the entire month of November, Bank of Louisiana branches will be collecting food for the Louisiana Evangelistic Outreach. “It’s the beginning of the holiday season and now, more than ever, we need to keep those that are less fortunate in mind” said Amber Shafer, President of BOLA. “Our goal is to collect enough food to have boxes overflowing and the Louisiana Evangelistic Outreach fully stocked in time for Thanksgiving.” Please bring canned goods or other non-perishable foods to either bank branch during business hours.
Bank employees started off the drive by bringing in canned food in exchange to wear blue jeans to work on Halloween.

 
Parade float
Bank of Louisiana participated in the 2008 Colorfest Parade and their float received the Best of Show award.
A $500 full student sponsorship was presented to Amy Vaughn, Director of KIDS in Motion, by Bank of Louisiana. KIDS in Motion is a program that teaches adolescents work ethic and responsibility by performing community service throughout the summer months.
$500 full student sponsorship
Amber Shafer Debra Woodall

Amber Shafer, President of Bank of Louisiana, presents a donation to Debra Woodall of PiCo for $2500. PiCo provides a nutritional meal to elderly people either by home delivery or in our center.
Lorraine Harnes, Pike County Memorial Hospital Director, and Clay Logan, PCMH Foundation President, are presented a $5000 donation from Bank of Louisiana. The donation was put toward the PCMH's Foundation which improves the hospital. Lorraine Harnes Clay Logan
Maxine and Bonnie Morton

During Bank of Louisiana’s Customer Appreciation, prizes were awarded to customers. Maxine and Bonnie Morton were presented with savings bonds.
Maxine and Bonnie Morton
Bank of Louisiana sponsored the PCMH Golf Tournament, Tee Off for Tots. Amber Shafer, President of Bank of Louisiana, and Tonya Sheppard, CPA of Tax & Accounting Solutions of Louisiana, participated in the tournament.
Amber Shafer Tonya Sheppard
 
 
   

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