Preserving our town's rich history is important to both SVCB and to the SV Historic Association. Pictured from left, Heather Hammitt of SVCB presents Tony Mautino with an 1892 plat of the town of Spring Valley for use by the SV Histrorical Museum. Also pictured are Tracy Cruz and Julie Eilers of SVCB. We are honored to share this important piece of our past with the Museum.
Staff presenting Illinois Valley Center for Independent Living (IVCIL) with a check from Jean Day.
Spring Valley City Bank is committed to the success of our local community and its residents. That’s why we are involved in organizations, clubs, and activities that support you – our friends and neighbors.
Stan Wolf and Julie Eilers Community Cornerstone Award Winners
Tina Husband Compliance BSA Officer helping with Feed the Children
On Fridays, SVCB employees pay $5 to wear jeans to benefit a worthy cause. Pictured here, Julie Eilers, Stan Wolf, Tracy Cruz and Korena Verucchi look as Heather Hammitt presents a $500 check to SV Historical Association President, Sheila Campbell. The funds will be used to go toward a new, additional building which will be located behind the museum to allow for more displays. For anyone who lives in Spring Valley, grew up here, or simply has an interest in area history, the Museum located at 201 West St is a magical journey through the history of Spring Valley.