Our vision is successful communities in all the places we call home. To achieve this, every individual must have access to the tools, resources, and opportunities to reach their goals and improve their financial well-being. At VisionBank, we understand many individuals from historically underserved populations face unique obstacles to financial success. That’s why we embrace our responsibility as an employer, bank, and community partner to improve financial well-being for all while also advancing the spirit of belonging, inclusion, diversity and equity.
Over the past three-year period, much of our focus has been on the following four initiatives:
Affordable Housing
To improve the availability of affordable housing and the vitality of disinvested neighborhoods
Economic and Community Development
To help our local communities build businesses and create jobs.
Financial Education and Literacy
Creating pathways to financial well-being for all individuals.
Food Security
To help provide access to one of life’s most basic necessities.
Community Impact Report
At VisionBank, we believe one of the greatest ways we can make an impact is by harnessing the passion our employees have for the communities in which they live, work, and play. That’s why we’re committed to supporting the causes important to them by providing time, funding, and volunteer opportunities to help support our communities. In 2025, VisionBank employees volunteered 2,117 hours of their time serving their communities.
Contribution / Sponsorship Request
Are you planning an event designed to impact our local community? Fill out our sponsorship and contribution request form today and lets collaborate to bring your impactful event to life.
*This is a request form only, not a commitment or guarantee of funds.
Community Reinvestment Act Public File
VisionBank of Iowa (the Bank) is proud of the contributions we make to the communities in which we live, work, and serve and the products and services we provide to customers of all income levels. The Bank is pleased to provide information for public inspection under the Community Reinvestment Act of 1977 (CRA).
