Our Communities

Being an honest-to-goodness community bank means that we live in, work in and serve our communities. We raise our families here. We strive to enrich these areas and the lives of our customers who reside and work here. In fact, because of our practice of hosting after-hours community events, the neighbors of our original location have nicknamed it “Lakewood’s Living Room.” If you’d like to reserve one of our facilities for one of your upcoming events, please complete and submit this form.

Beyond these day-to-day, community-focused activities, we’ve founded a non-profit organization, Professional Bank Charities, to
support causes that strengthen our communities.

Women in Business Programs

In January 2007, Professional Bank created a community outreach program
to provide a peer network for professional women in the Lakewood area.  Now
having added a Park-Cities area program, founded in early 2008, both programs have 
been well received.

Lakewood-area Women in Business and Park Cities-area Women in Business each
hold monthly networking events and additional social opportunities. It is open to any
female executive or business owner living and/or working in the generalEast Dallas
or Park Cities areas. There is no cost to join, as Professional Bank underwrites these
programs as part of its service to the community. Click here for more information
on LWIB or PCWIB, or contact Darlene Ellison at 214-269-2122.

Charities

Below are several organizations that Professional Bank has proudly supported. It is part of our company's culture and tradition to reinvest in the community.

Art in the Park
The BEST Foundation
Byron Nelson Championship
Dallas Northeast Chamber of Commerce
Dallas Parks Project
Disciples of Trinity
Friends of Tietze Park Foundation
Garland Chamber of Commerce
Garland High School
Garland Exchange Club
Gerald Walker Golf Classic
Lakehill Preparatory School
Lakewood Business Association
Lakewood 4th of July Parade
Lakewood Home Festival
Lakewood Service League
The Long Run – J. L. Long Middle School
Mad for Plaid – Highland Park ISD
New Beginning Center
Park Cities Learning Disabilities Association
Rowlett High School
Salvation Army
St. John’s Episcopal School
St. Thomas Aquinas School
Stonewall Jackson Elementary School
Swiss Avenue Home Tour
Woodrow Wilson High School
YMCA at White Rock