Living Our Do Good Value
One of our company values is Do Good. We encourage civic involvement by offering opportunities to volunteer with or donate to local and national charities. In 2020, more than 175 FHLB Dallas employees volunteered with Irving Schools Foundation (ISF) to pack more than 14,000 snack bags for children in need that attend a school in the Irving Independent School District. Additionally, employees took part in more than 150 virtual deliveries, or wellness checks by phone, through the coronavirus pandemic for Meals on Wheels.
Irving Schools Foundation
More than 175 employees volunteered 4,800 hours with Irving Schools Foundation to assemble snack bags for Irving Independent School District children in need.
Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity
More than 150 FHLB Dallas employees helped build a three-bedroom, two-bathroom home through the Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity for a Dallas resident and her family.
Corporate Social Responsibility
FHLB Dallas gave back and lived its Do Good value last year in several unique ways. Learn more about how the organization virtually impacted the community in the 2020 Corporate Social Responsibility Report.
Paul Quinn Partnership
FHLB Dallas partnered with Paul Quinn College, a historically black college in Dallas, to host two interns. As part of the college’s Urban Work College Model, the interns’ salaries were applied toward tuition and decreasing their loan debt.
Broadway Bank CARE Award
Broadway Bank was recognized by FHLB Dallas with the 2019 CARE Award for their rich involvement in the community.
Red River Bank CARE Award
FHLB Dallas member Red River Bank received the 2019 CARE Award for their commitment to community revitalization.
Department Volunteer Day
FHLB Dallas’ Risk Management department volunteered at Bonton Farms in Dallas, Texas, collecting eggs, pruning vegetables and interacting with the farm animals. The organization benefits residents who get a reduced price on products.
Irving Schools Foundation
The FHLB Dallas team worked to improve the school year for low-income families in the Irving Independent School District by assembling snack bags, packing school supplies and working a family holiday event.
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