Bendigo Bank Jimboomba

We're committed to supporting local communities.

Yes, it's time to feel good about who you bank with.

Our Community Bank^® branches give up to 80% of profits back to the community. We aim to develop long-term prosperity by supporting programs that help empower local individuals and groups within the local community.

Here are some of our local success stories.

Logan Village Men's Shed.

The Logan Village Men's Shed is a thriving community group which not only provides the opportunity for community members to participate in the creativity of woodwork and keeping their minds active, but it also supports members mental health with the opportunity to talk in a safe and open environment. The group purchased much needed safety equipment to continue their love of woodwork, safely and without the risk of serious injury.

Jimboomba Scouts.

Recently, the Jimboomba Scouts held a youth camp for senior cubs who are about to move into scouts. Having applied for a community grant from us for pop up shades, the camp was a perfect opportunity to use their new equipment. The pop up shades will be an asset to the community group as they participate various activities in and around the community.

Jimboomba Redbacks AFL Club & Jimboomba Cricket Club.

Working together with the community for satisfactory outcomes can occur in different ways. Community funding is usually how we can best assist community organisations in need however we also provide banking alternatives, in-kind support and collaborating with other community organisations. As part of the Community Funding program, we identified that both Jimboomba Redbacks and Jimboomba Cricket Association were in need of marquees. Given the close association between the two clubs, three marquees were provided for use on game day or other club events.