Middlefield Bank branches serve free popcorn on Fridays. Kelly Hoffman, branch operations manager, and Heather Altstaetter, AVP, marketing manager, stand with the popcorn machine. (SUBMITTED PHOTO)
Do you know what makes a community bank special? We have a lot of answers to that question, but the number one reason at Middlefield Bank is – the people. In fact, it’s OUR people. Each employee you meet inside our two Bellefontaine branches takes pride in being a part of this community, making a difference with every individual, every family and every business – every day.
“We really care about our neighbors,” said Kelly Hoffman, Branch Operations Manager. “Our customers see the same knowledgeable, friendly employees and are greeted by name. We work hard to understand their concerns and communicate effectively so we can provide the best banking experience with top-notch products and services.”
Seeing the community prosper and grow is at the heart of everything we do at Middlefield Bank, which is why MB continues to invest in Bellefontaine’s community. From funding large scale projects like the Calvary Christian School building to providing a mortgage for new home buyer, to offering products and services that grow with our customers during all stages of life, MB is here to provide Bellefontaine a bank they can rely on.
Another benefit of being a community bank is that MB can be agile and make fast, local decisions. This ability to act swiftly can help individuals, families and businesses thrive or survive when they need a quick response.
“Plus,” said Hoffman, “at MB your money stays local, and that is meaningful to everyone in Bellefontaine.”
At MB, we’re also looking out for our neighbors, especially during the holidays. Whether you’re shopping online or in-stores, make sure you’re staying safe and secure.
One of our checking products, MB Secure Rewards Checking, helps protect you and your purchases all year long. Be sure to stop in our branches for complete details.*
We strive to make a difference by supporting many local organizations and events over the years. If a homegrown project is benefiting residents, it’s likely the bank will be involved! To name a few, MB has worked with: Bellefontaine Athletic Boosters (Go Chieftains!), the Rotary Club of Bellefontaine and the Logan County Chamber of Commerce.
Partnering with Junior Achievement Mad River Region and EVERFI, we help bring free financial literacy programs into the schools, teaching kids the importance of wise money management, entrepreneurship, and career readiness. It’s our honor to support so many organizations.
We also must congratulate and thank our AVP Commercial Relationship Manager David Willoby. He was the co-chair of United Way of Logan County’s annual fundraiser, which broke records this year raising more than $1,102,249. We are so proud of your work and dedication, David!
Be sure to stop by our MB branches each Friday for free popcorn! We also hope to see our customers and friends at Rotary Club of Bellefontaine’s Annual Pancake Breakfast, where we are proud to be a Silver Sponsor. Bring a hearty appetite Nov. 4 as Rotary raises funds for Logan County students from 7 a.m. to noon at the Ohio Hi-Point Career Center.
Middlefield Bank is located at 1120 N. Main St. and 1454 S. Main St. in Bellefontaine. For directions and contact information, visit our website at www.middlefieldbank.bank.
Middlefield Bank has total assets of $1.8 billion** and is the 11th largest community bank in Ohio***.
MB offers convenient services and technology made simple across the following: Personal Checking Accounts, Personal Savings Accounts, CDs and IRAs; Mortgage Services; Home Equity Lines of Credit; Credit Cards; Online/Mobile Banking; Digital Banking Services; Commercial Banking; Commercial Lending*Restrictions apply. Visit a branch for details.
**Approximate combined assets, as of June 30, 2022
***Deposit market share ranking based on Ohio headquartered banks with less than $10 billion in assets.
Member FDIC, Equal Housing Lender
David Willoby, AVP, commercial relationship manager, second from the right, served as a United Way of Logan County co-chair. Pictured with him are, from the left, Corrie Mitchell, AVP, regional branch administrator; Kelly Hoffman, branch operations manager; and Ryan Lane, AVP, mortgage lender. (SUBMITTED PHOTO)
Middlefield Bank representatives supported area youths by participating in the Logan County Junior Fair livestock auction. (SUBMITTED PHOTO)
