Planters Bank’s Season of Giving to Support 12 Area Non-Profits
November 1, 2021
Clarksville, TN – Planters Bank announces today the kickoff of its annual Season of Giving. 12 area organizations throughout Western Kentucky and Tennessee will be supported through the community giving campaign. The campaign kicks off today and goes through the end of December.
Entering its eighth year, the Planters Bank Season of Giving is a community tradition that has a goal of bringing awareness to local non-profit organizations’ missions at the same time as fundraising for the organizations. This year, the focus is on giving back to the children in our communities.
“We have so many deserving organizations in our communities that help support children’s needs. It’s important for us to bolster the efforts of these non-profits who shape the futures of our communities,” says Planters Bank CEO Elizabeth McCoy.
Planters Bank Season of Giving Kentucky and Tennessee Gift Sets
Planters Bank Kicking Off Season of Giving with $60,000 Donation
October 15, 2020
Clarksville, TN – Planters Bank announces today the kickoff of its annual Season of Giving. 12 area organizations throughout Western Kentucky and Tennessee will be supported through the giving campaign, kicking off with $60,000 in initial donations.
Entering its seventh year, the Planters Bank Season of Giving is a bank tradition that has a goal of bringing awareness to non-profit organizations’ missions at the same time as fundraising for the organizations.
Planters Bank Donates over $27,000 to Non-Profit Organizations
February 21, 2020
Hopkinsville, KY – During the Planters Bank Season of Giving, 12 non-profit organizations were supported throughout Western Kentucky and Tennessee. The Planters Bank social media and in-branch giving campaign resulted in 12 local non-profit agencies receiving a total of $27,356.19.
Completing its sixth year, the Planters Bank Season of Giving is a bank tradition that has a goal of bringing awareness to each non-profit agency’s mission at the same time as fundraising for the organizations.
Planters Bank, Sango, Clarksville raised money for the Nightstalker Association
Wes Sumner Joins Planters Bank Commercial Team
July 23, 2015
Clarksville, TN – Planters Bank welcomes Wes Sumner to its commercial banking division as assistant vice president.
A native Clarksvillian, Sumner received a B.B.A. in finance from the University of Memphis and an M.B.A. from Mississippi State University. For the past nine years, he worked for Regions Bank in Knoxville, Nashville and Clarksville, where he was a branch manager.
Wes Sumner
Will Sanders Joins Planters Bank Commercial Team
June 27, 2015
Clarksville, TN – Planters Bank welcomes Will Sanders as an assistant vice president to its commercial banking division.
A native Clarksvillian, Sanders spent the last few years as executive director and country manager for Hancock Prospecting Mongolia, LLC. Prior to that, he worked as financial advisor at Bank of America Merrill Lynch and financial services officer at Farm Credit Services of Mid America.
Will Sanders
Clarksville Area Chamber Of Commerce March Events
March 5, 2014
Clarksville, TN – The Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce announces upcoming events during the month of March. Events this month include Miss River Queen & River Teen Pageants, a Women in Business event, and the Chamber’s Business After Hours. [Read more]
Clarksville’s Customs House Museum to host Wizard of Oz Exhibit sponsored by Planters Bank
August 15, 2013
Clarksville, TN – The Customs House Museum is proud to announce Planters Bank as the Title Sponsor of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, a travelling exhibit coming to the Crouch Gallery of the museum in April 2014.
Planters Bank’s generous gift will help fund this highly acclaimed, award-winning exhibit from the Great Explorations Children’s Museum in St. Petersburg, Florida.
Planters Bank adds Randy Fletcher and Brandi Alexander
March 15, 2013
Hopkinsville, KY – Planters Bank is pleased to announce the addition of Randy Fletcher as VP of Commercial Lending and Brandi Alexander as Community Reinvestment Act officer.
Fletcher has 32 years of experience in the banking industry, including five years with the First National Bank in McMinnville, Tennessee, working as a commercial lender, chief credit officer, and president/chief operating officer.
Previously, he had worked in collections, credit administration, branch management and commercial lending.
Randy Fletcher and Brandi Alexander
Planters Bank announces Partnership with Inova Payroll
November 10, 2012
Planters Bank has partnered with Inova Payroll, to provide payroll, HR and tax filing services for the bank’s business customers.
Hopkinsville, KY – Planters Bank has partnered with Inova Payroll, the largest Tennessee-based payroll service provider of payroll, HR and tax filing solutions.
As part of its suite of business services, Planters’ business clients will now have access to payroll and HR solutions utilizing convenient, state-of–the-art, single database technology.
“Planters Bank is committed to building and maintaining strong relationships with our business customers by offering them products and services designed to help them succeed.” said Elizabeth McCoy, President and CEO of Planters Bank. [Read more]
Planters Bank donates to APSU scholarship honoring former employee Cindy Harvey
October 3, 2012
Clarksville, TN – On a rainy Monday morning, members of the Harvey family gathered in the lobby of Planters Bank on Commerce Street. That’s where their beloved mother and wife Cindy Crutcher Harvey worked as vice president of cash management before she passed away in February 2010.
After her death, the family created the Cindy Crutcher Harvey Endowed Scholarship at Austin Peay State University, to give deserving students an opportunity to earn a college education. On that Monday morning, Harvey’s former employer, Planters Bank, made a major contribution to the endowed scholarship.
Jon and Anne Crutcher, Suzanne Langford, Roy Gregory, Elizabeth McCoy, Todd Harvey, Ashley Harvey and Jon Harvey at Planters Bank earlier this week. (Photo by Charles Booth/APSU)
