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SAN DIEGO, CA--(Marketwire - February 8, 2011) - California Bank & Trust (CB&T) ([ www.calbanktrust.com ]) is pleased to announce its philanthropic performance and charitable activities in California for calendar year 2010. The bank contributed monetary and in-kind support of more than $800,000 to hundreds of charities that reside in the California communities where CB&T has branches. Of that total, $272,975 was allotted to community development, including affordable housing projects, community facilities and neighborhood projects throughout California.
"We are very proud of CB&T's tremendous spirit of generosity," said Steven Herman, Vice President and Manager of California Bank & Trust's Community Reinvestment Department. "CB&T's culture of giving encourages our associates as well," he added. "Last year, our associates stepped up to donate more than 6,528 volunteer hours to numerous non-profit organizations and also contribute an excess of $200,000 in support specifically for the United Way."
"Many people are facing difficulties in this economic slow-down and so many families are desperately in need," Herman continued. "As a community bank, CB&T and its associates have a strong connection to our local residents and we're honored to support the organizations who serve them."
About California Bank & Trust
California Bank & Trust, a subsidiary of Zions Bancorporation (