How is Texas Republic Bank celebrating its 135th anniversary?
In June, Texas Republic Bank hosted a special 135th anniversary celebration at its headquarters in Frisco, welcoming more than 100 customers and community members for an afternoon of festivities.
Guests enjoyed Hutchins BBQ, an antique car show, a bounce house and family-friendly activities, making the event a memorable celebration of the bank's long-standing commitment to the community.
“Our 135th anniversary was about more than just celebrating how long we’ve been in business—it was about celebrating the customers, employees and communities who have been part of our journey along the way. It was so special to have everyone together in Frisco to celebrate this milestone and the history we’ve built together,” branch operations supervisor Arturo Lopez said.
The Frisco event was one of several anniversary celebrations taking place across Texas Republic Bank's five locations:
Frisco
Melissa
Pilot Point
Richardson
Celina
By hosting celebrations in each market it serves, the bank is giving every customer base the opportunity to be part of this historic milestone. And by bringing together local residents, city leaders, businesses and community organizations, it is celebrating the relationships that have shaped the bank over the past 135 years.
The next anniversary celebration will be held at the bank’s Richardson location on Sept. 30 from 5-7 p.m. The event will feature:
Food trucks
Live music by Ellis Island
Raffles
Games for kids
How is the bank giving back to the community?
Community involvement has always been a cornerstone of Texas Republic Bank's mission. Employees actively support charitable organizations and local initiatives, both individually and as representatives of the bank, demonstrating a belief that strong communities are built through meaningful relationships and hands-on service.
To commemorate its 135th year, the bank set a goal of completing 135 volunteer hours in the communities it serves. Employees quickly surpassed that milestone, contributing more than 187 volunteer hours by the halfway point of the year, with more still to come.
Volunteer efforts have included supporting:
Numerous other community initiatives
What lies ahead for Texas Republic Bank?
Whether its employees are volunteering at local events, partnering with schools and nonprofit organizations, sponsoring community programs or serving on nonprofit boards, Texas Republic Bank remains dedicated to investing in the people and communities that have contributed to its success for the past 135 years, and it will continue to do so for years to come.
“The goal of the bank is the same as it has been for the past 135 years: to continue to grow the bank, safely and soundly, so that we continue to deliver our unique style of banking—what we call ‘banking like it oughta be!’—to the great state of Texas,” David Baty, president and CEO of Texas Republic Bank, said.
Those interested in learning more can find resources here:
Website: https://texasrepublicbank.com/
Stay up to date on events: https://www.instagram.com/texasrepublicbank/
Addresses, phone numbers and hours: https://texasrepublicbank.com/locations/
Frequently asked questions
What is Texas Republic Bank?
Texas Republic Bank is a community bank that has been serving Texas for 135 years. It operates five locations across Frisco, Melissa, Pilot Point, Richardson and Celina.
How is Texas Republic Bank celebrating its 135th anniversary?
The bank is hosting anniversary celebrations at each of its five Texas locations, bringing together customers, employees, city leaders and local organizations. The Frisco headquarters event in June drew more than 100 guests and featured Hutchins BBQ, an antique car show and family activities.
When and where is Texas Republic Bank's next anniversary event?
The next celebration will be held at the Richardson location on Sept. 30 from 5-7 p.m. The event will include food trucks, live music by Ellis Island, raffles and games for kids.
How does Texas Republic Bank support its local communities?
Employees volunteer individually and as bank representatives at local events and nonprofit initiatives. For its 135th year, the bank set a goal of 135 volunteer hours and surpassed it by mid-year, logging more than 187 hours across events including the Frisco Lunar New Year Festival, Frisco ISD's Backpack Bash and Pilot Point Educational Foundation activities.
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