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Community Banking Toolkit | Social Posts Descriptions

Post #1

What makes community banking different?

It starts with being part of the community you serve.

Community banking means:
✔️ Knowing our customers and communities
✔️ Bringing local knowledge to banking decisions
✔️ Building relationships that last
✔️ Supporting families, businesses, farmers and ranchers

We’re proud to be a community bank and even prouder to serve the people and places we call home.

Graphic: What Makes Community Banking Different?

Post #2

Local knowledge matters.

At a community bank, you work with people who know the community because they’re part of it, too.

We understand the local economy, the businesses that keep our community moving, and the opportunities and challenges facing South Dakota families, farmers and ranchers.

That knowledge helps us see the bigger picture and the people behind the numbers.

That’s community banking.

Graphic: Local Knowledge. Local Relationships.

Post #3

Banking is personal. So are your goals.

Community banking is built on relationships. We take the time to get to know you, understand what you’re working toward and be there as your needs change.

From your first checking account to buying a home, growing a business, expanding a farm or ranch or planning for retirement, we’re here for what comes next.

Your goals are personal. Your community is home. And we’re here for both.

Graphic: Life Changes. Relationships Last.

Post #4

Community banks help keep South Dakota moving forward.

The financing provided by community banks can make an impact close to home:

🏠 Helping families purchase homes
🚜 Supporting farmers and ranchers
🏪 Helping local businesses grow
🌱 Creating opportunities in our communities

In fact, 93.8% of banks operating in South Dakota are community banks.*

We’re proud to be part of a banking tradition built around local knowledge, relationships and a commitment to the communities we serve.

Graphic: Community Banking Has Deep Roots in South Dakota

*Source: Independent Community Bankers of America. Data current as of December 31, 2025.

Post #5

Did you know?

Community banking has a strong presence across South Dakota. 87.6% of bank branches in the state are community bank branches.*

Behind those branches are bankers who know their communities, build relationships with their customers and help families, businesses, farmers and ranchers work toward what comes next.

That’s the value of banking close to home.

Graphic: Here for You. Here for Our Community.

*Source: Independent Community Bankers of America. Data current as of December 31, 2025.