Impact Report

the Allegacy car on a downtown street during a pride parade

Doing Good & Giving Back for more than 55 Years

At Allegacy, we embrace “doing right” moments and enjoy reflecting upon the shared successes and impactful moments we accomplished together over the last year.

  • The Allegacy team spent
    4,600

    hours volunteering and providing financial education

  • Allegacy contributed
    $550K+

    to non-profit organizations, schools and chambers of commerce within our communities

  • Allegacy has paid back
    $22M+

    in dividends to members with deposit accounts

  • Allegacy helped
    362

    families move into the home of their dreams or save money on their current one through refinancing

  • Allegacy funded
    14K+

    goals through loans for everything from new rides to higher education to orthodontics

  • Allegacy funded nearly
    $164M

    in business loans to our local communities

Commitment to digital-first

Security and convenience are more important than ever when it comes to your finances. That’s why we continue to find new innovative ways to serve you, like adding more Interactive Teller Machines (ITMs) to drive-thrus, a new person-to-person payment tool and more resources accessible 24/7.

side profile of a woman wearing glasses and looking at laptop screen showing Allegacy's website with flowers and a coffee nearby on the table
  • Allegacy members made
    240K+

    check deposits remotely via the Allegacy Mobile App

  • Allegacy members completed
    526K+

    transactions and 67K+ live teller chats via Interactive Teller Machines (ITMs)

  • Allegacy members completed
    24M+

    WebBanking logins and 27K+ online Live Chat sessions

Annual Golf Tournament a huge success

The most recent DW “Don’t Wait” Annual Golf Tournament raised $74,000, bringing Allegacy’s total contribution to Cancer Services, Inc. to over $1.3 million throughout our longstanding partnership. Proceeds benefit cancer survivors directly, providing financial assistance, medical supplies, special programs, advocacy and more at no cost to the patient. The funds also benefit those in our community who want to know about cancer prevention and techniques for early detection. We hope you can join us in celebrating the 25th anniversary of our DW Tournament and support those who are fighting cancer.

Reinvested nearly 3% of our net income

These dollars supported our communities through charitable contributions, sponsorships and foundation gifts among our philanthropic priorities: food insecurity, education and health + wellbeing.

Picture of $10,000 Allegacy oversized check being passed during Second Harvest Food Bank's virtual food drive

Presenting Sponsor of SummerLark

Allegacy helped Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist raise an additional $103,806 to fund the Cancer Patient Support Program, bringing our total contribution to over $413,000 (and counting)!

close up picture of the letters #Summerlark in theater lights near a balloon arch and the lighted Bailey Park sign

Presenting Sponsor of Fun Fourth + Downtown in December

For more than 5 years, Allegacy has been the presenting sponsor for DGI’s Fun Fourth and Downtown in December. Twice a year, thousands of individuals and families flock to Greensboro to enjoy fellowship, fun and festivities. Our support helps to strengthen economic development and showcase Greensboro as a prosperous and vibrant urban center.

The Allegacy car and a bright red Allegacy tent setup in downtown Greensboro for the Fun Fourth event

Gave back to the community

Logging over 4,600 volunteer hours, which translates to an economic impact of more than $146,000.¹

Disaster Relief + Hunger

Supported disaster relief efforts related to the Pilot Mountain and Weaver Fertilizer Plant fires, hurricanes in the southern U.S., and Ukrainian credit unions displaced by war. Helped community partners like Second Harvest Food Bank, Care to Share Food Pantry, and Child Nutrition Program feed the hungry.

Community Engagement

Engaged employees and members in on-going Community Development efforts like Clemmons Community Day, the Heart & Stroke Walk, Mt. Airy’s Autumn Leaves Festival, Greensboro’s Fun Fourth Celebration, the Walk to End Alzheimer’s, street cleaning, Cover the City blanket drive, and the Salvation Army’s Angel Trees.

Celebrated Diversity

Celebrated the rich diversity within our community by supporting Winston-Salem’s Juneteenth celebration, the REACH Women’s Conference, the Hispanic League’s Fiesta, Winston-Salem State University, Pride events across the Triad, Veterans Helping Veterans golf tournament, and the Black Philanthropy Initiative, among others.

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