- The Frederick Community Bank
- 106 N. Market St., Paxton, IL, 60957
- The Frederick Community Bank has a storied and community-focused history since the beginning. The bank started out as the Clarence State Bank and was founded in 1908 by the bank’s first president David Arthur Frederick. The Frederick family wanted to help serve the local farmers and their communities in the Clarence and Goodwine areas.
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- First Federal Savings Bank of Champaign Urbana
- 1311 S. Neil St., Champaign, IL, 61820
- We’re a community bank, and we want it to show. Whether it’s sponsoring little league teams, local children’s theater, or funding local charities, we’re tied to the place we live and work and are invested in its success. First Federal offers everything you’d expect from a financial institution.
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- BankChampaign
- 2101 South Neil St, Champaign, IL, 61820
- BankChampaign has over 30 years of experience providing financial products and services for personal, commercial and investment customers in the community. We are a true community bank, providing exceptional relationship-based service to each customer. Our staff have unparalleled expertise in commercial banking, investment management
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- U of I Community Credit Union
- 2201 S First St, Champaign, IL, 61820
- we began serving hourly wage earners from a janitor room at the U of I Power Plant in October 1932. At the end of that first year, the credit union had 37 members, two borrowers, & $116.97 in assets. By 1935, the credit union moved off campus to Urbana, expanded its charter to include faculty, & was renamed University of Illinois
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- Urbana Municipal Employees Credit Union
- 1606 N Willow View Road, Suite 1-O, Urbana, IL, 61802
- The mission of the Urbana Municipal Employees Credit Union is to provide a member owned financial institution to encourage thrift among its members and create a source of credit at a reasonable rate of interest. The Urbana Municipal Employees Credit Union will provide members with the opportunity of borrowing money while at the same time saving mon
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- Princeville State Bank
- 142 E. Main Street, Princeville, IL, 61559
- We are a family-owned, community bank that provides both personal and business banking services. With rich local connections, PSB has been serving the area since 1950 and continues to serve Princeville, Peoria and surrounding communities with our core values of service, commitment and trust.
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- Farmers State Bank
- 104 East Main St., Elmwood, IL, 61529
- For 150 years, Farmers State Bank has supported Elmwood and the surrounding areas. From the first location in H.P. Tracy’s dry goods store to our current site on East Main Street, we have always been focused on community.
When you choose to bank with us at Farmers State, you are choosing to bank with real people with real expertise
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- Alliance Community Bank
- 321 N. Sixth Street, Petersburg, IL, 62675
- Alliance Community Bank is a $325 million financial institution operating four full service bank locations in Menard and Sangamon Counties. Trust services as well as the non-insured ACB Wealth Management division compliment the full array of traditional FDIC insured banking products offered through the bank.
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- Federated Bank
- 107 North Chestnut, Onarga, IL, 60955
- At Federated Bank, you can still find great hometown service. That has been our way of doing business since since our founding in 1918 (read about it here). Today Federated is a community bank offering complete personal banking, business banking, and trust services in North Central Illinois along Interstate 57.
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- MidAmerica National Bank
- 100 West Elm Street, Canton, IL, 61520
- MidAmerica National Bank has offices located in Canton, Cuba, Henry, Lewistown, & Macomb and provides full-service banking to its customers. Throughout its history, MidAmerica National Bank’s principal guiding force has been the desire to serve the community and its residents. We pride ourselves on our local decision making at each banking center.
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- Farmington Bank
- 16 N Main St, Farmington, IL, 61531
- The term ""individual independence"" has been associated with and intertwined with Farmington and its development since before the city was platted in 1834.
A small band of Pottawatomi Indians, tired of continual warring and bloodshed, showed their independence when they left the rest of their tribe and settled in what is now Farmington
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