We are guided by a simple aspiration: benefit to all, harm to none. This means investing in and serving our local communities, contributing to environmental sustainability, offering inclusive, fair, and equitable more products, and nurturing our team. In the Better Banking Blog, we explore what a Beneficial Banking™ system looks like and how it can serve all of us.
Seattle nonprofit working toward a world in which all LBGTQ+ people have access to the tools, services, and...
Jun 30, 2021
Susan Gates is part of Beneficial State Bank's team and is a long-time board member of the Seattle Aquarium.
Jun 24, 2021
The Bullitt Foundation was founded in 1952 by Dorothy Bullitt, a Seattle businesswoman, to safeguard the natural...
Oct 05, 2020
Beneficial State Bank will open a new financial center in the "greenest commercial building in the world" on...
Sep 30, 2020
Imagine a future where the construction and use of buildings restore rather than diminish the integrity of our...
Sep 29, 2020
501 Commons is a Washington-based Beneficial State client that supports nonprofits through management consulting...
Sep 22, 2020
Grist is one of the most well-known environmental and social justice media organizations in the US.
Sep 21, 2020
The impacts of our climate crisis are all too real—for the communities where Beneficial State Bank operates and...
Sep 18, 2020
The Food Bank has been a pillar of the Seattle community, feeding tens of thousands of customers each year.
Jul 07, 2020
Beneficial State Bank serves the triple-bottom-line of people, planet, and prosperity for all. That means prioritizing social justice and environmental sustainability. Our clients want to see their money put to good use – funding causes that defend our planet and build resiliency in our communities. Change your bank and help change the world.