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At Southern Arizona Community Bank, relationships can begin with an act of kindness, a firm handshake or getting involved in our community through local organizations that enhance the quality of life. Our customers have told us repeatedly that one of the main reasons they bank with us is because of the meaningful role we hold in our community.

Here are five successful relationships from the past year:

• Our bank is financing a new 7,000-square-foot addition for Goodwill Industries, a long-term client of ours.
• We are assisting the Last Alarm Foundation, which represents more than 300 retired firefighters, in the restoration of a 1954 antique fire truck to be used as a hearse for firefighter funerals.
• Our bank was featured in a new non-fiction book entitled "Forged By Fire: The Devastation and Renewal of a Mountain Community." The book details our bank's continuing involvement in the rebuilding of Mt. Lemmon communities after the devastating wildfire during the summer of 2003.
• We sponsored more than $1 million in down-payment assistance for low-income housing through the Federal Home Loan Bank.
• We made contributions to over 30 separate nonprofit organizations with a focus on helping children, the handicapped and impoverished citizens, so they might have a more meaningful and productive life.