For 110 years, The Bank of Anguilla has served Mississippi's rural Sharkey and Issaquena counties. The economies of the two counties are primarily agricultural, benefiting from rich farming soil along the Mississippi River. As the only bank operating in Sharkey and Issaquena, The Bank of Anguilla plays a vital role in providing financial services to these rural, low-income communities. Bank employees and the Board proudly serve in various civic organizations and leadership roles.  

The Merchants and Planters Bank of Raymond, Mississippi was chartered in 1906 by local business people with an interest in creating a locally owned and operated bank to serve their community. Although the list of services provided to its customers has grown considerably from its early years, their commitment to extending only the best in personal banking to Mississippians is unshakable.

Carver State Bank has been a vital part of the Savannah, GA community since it was founded as the Georgia Savings and Realty Corporation in 1927. The mission of Carver State Bank is to maintain a sound, profitable, growing institution by providing high-quality products and services for the Bank's customers, especially those in it's targeted communities.

The Bank of Vernon is headquartered in Vernon, Alabama. It was the first bank chartered by the newly formed Alabama Banking Department on November 11, 1911. It is an independently owned and operated community bank with C.D.F.I. & C.D.E. status. It operates multiple full-service branches serving a rural part of Northwest Alabama and Northeast Mississippi. The bank has assets exceeding $275 million in 2022 and maintains an emphasis on modern facilities and technology to better serve its customers.

First Security Bank opened its doors in 1952 with just $50,000, five people, and a single Batesville, Mississippi location. Today, with over 200 employees and assets of more than $475 million, the bank operates 15 locations and serves five counties in North Mississippi. But the bank's guiding principle has remained the same: to provide genuine, personal service to each person who walks through its doors. 

One of the South’s fastest-growing financial institutions did not originate in a large, metropolitan area or grow with the usual bank business plan. Community Bancshares of Mississippi, Inc., started more than 100 years ago in a small timber community in east central Mississippi and has grown by employing a unique approach to one of America’s most routine industries. From 1995 until today, with few acquisitions, Community Bancshares has grown from $200 million in assets and a couple of offices to more than $2.4 billion in assets, 40 offices and over 660 employees in four states.

Since 1904 Bank of Kilmichael has been committed to community banking and to our local towns and cities. If there’s one thing we've learned over these past 100-plus years of serving our customers, it’s that friendly goes a long way. A long way toward keeping our customers loyal year after year, generation after generation. It goes a long way toward distinguishing us from other banks. And it goes a long way toward bringing customers to us from far and wide.

At New Haven Bank, we pledge our resources and capabilities to support our neighbors and neighborhood. We've done that since the beginning. We continue to be advocates for the financial success and well-being of New Haven. The bank serves as a catalyst for economic and social improvement.

Founded in 1904, United Bank is a community bank that is deeply rooted in the communities it serves through its 17 branches. The bank’s community development initiatives are directed towards improving the social and economic conditions of the distressed communities and underserved individuals throughout rural southwest Alabama and northwest Florida. United Bank is a certified Community Development Financial Institution, and was a recipient of the 2011 FDIC Chairman’s Award for Excellence for developing a checking account for consumers with low or no credit scores.