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Still supporting community

Thought the big banks had all left town? Think again.

Community Bank – Drouin and District is part of Bendigo Bank, Australia’s fifth largest retail bank.

It is the support provided to the local community which is at the core of the branch’s focus and success.

Because we’re a Community Bank, our profits are reinvested back into the local community via community investments and grants to a wide range of local organisations who all help to make Drouin and the surrounding area a vibrant place to live, work and play.

Community Bank – Drouin and District has been in operation for over 19 years and in that time has returned over $6.7 million to the local community and shareholders.

Follow us on Facebook to find out more about this special day for the community.

Our commitment to Drouin and the wider local community remains unchanged and we’re just getting started.

Community Bank – Drouin and District is located at 42 Princes Way Drouin. Phone (03) 5625 4544.

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