Charter Bank is now Nicolet National Bank.

WHO WE ARE First Community Bank is a traditional community bank — our employees are shareholders of the bank, which means they have a personal interest in creating satisfied customers. WHERE WE COME FROM ... AND WHY IT MATTERS We are rooted in South Texas, and we know, understand and serve the residents and businesses of the Coastal Bend at 11 convenient bank locations. Since First Community Bank opened in Alice in 1983, we have grown to include banks in Kingsville, Portland, Padre Island, Premont, Rockport and Victoria with our headquarters and Home Loan Center in Corpus Christi. HOW WE'RE DIFFERENT When you bank with us, your deposits are reinvested in homes and businesses right here in South Texas, helping families and business owners succeed. Together, we’re making a positive impact on the economy in our region. COMMUNITY MINDED First Community Bank encourages employees to serve our communities, on their own or through FCB events. Last year alone, dozens of our employees from our 11 locations put in 151 volunteer hours through 13 FCB community events. PUTTING OTHERS FIRST The First Community Bank Others 1st Project recognizes organizations and charities helping Coastal Bend communities. Each year, FCB asks employees from all locations to nominate local organizations for Others 1st consideration. Each month, FCB chooses three from the list with bank employees and local residents using social media channels to share, like, comment and retweet their support with the group receiving the highest number of social engagements receiving a $1,000 check from FCB in a monthly presentation. First Community Bank | Member FDIC

Gulf Coast Federal Credit Union was chartered in August of 1940 in Corpus Christi, Texas. We have transitioned from numerous core groups and now proudly have a community charter. We are able to serve anyone who lives, works, worships or attends school in Nueces, Jim Wells and San Patricio Counties.

Bridge was founded on the values of people helping people. We understand our members, their needs, goals and dreams – not only for themselves, but for their families as well. How do we understand them? We listen to them and we interact with them one on one, as people – not numbers. *Links are not an endorsement by Bridge; we bear no responsibility for content on external sites.