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Tuesday, July 24, 2018


The Forrestfield & High Wycombe Community Bank(R) branches of  Bendigo Bank are sponsoring the Kalamunda Stages of the Make Smoking History Targa West Rally 2018 in August. 👏👏
Before the event the cars will be in service park close by to Benidgo Bank at the Hawaiian Forrestfield Shopping Centre on Friday 10 August from 3:30 - 5:30pm, so come along and have a closer look at the field of the cars that are competing in the event.
Bendigo Bank was named the third most trusted Australian brand
Bendigo Bank was named the third most trusted Australian brand this week, ahead of Bunnings, Qantas and the ABC, according to independent research by Roy Morgan.
Roy Morgan's Net Trust Score ranks the trustworthiness of Australian brands, exploring the elements of trust, including reliability, commitment to customers, knowledge of staff, ease of contact and prior experiences, in addition to other criteria.
Ranked by more than 4,000 consumers, Bendigo Bank had the third highest Net Trust Score amongst all Australian brands, rising [four] places from earlier in the year.  The top brands were ALDI, NRMA, Bendigo Bank, Qantas, Bunnings, Kmart, ABC, IGA, Australia Post and ING.
Bendigo Bank’s Chief Engagement Officer, Andrew Twaits said the Bank’s high trust rating was underpinned by its unique mix of capability, character and conscience.
"Trust is not just a function of what we do as a bank. It’s also a reflection of how we do things," Mr Twaits said.
"While our capabilities continue to evolve to deliver industry-leading solutions and experiences to our customers, the way we treat our customers hasn’t really changed in 160 years.
Bendigo Bank continues to show it is rated highly by customers, consumers and communities alike.
In the past 12 months, the Bank has been ranked;
  • ·        Third in the latest KPMG Global Customer Experience Excellence report
  • ·        Consistently in the top two banks for customer satisfaction (Roy Morgan)
  • ·        #1 bank in the Mozo People’s Choice Award 2017
  • ·        Top Australian company in the FORTUNE 2017 Annual "Change the World" List of Companies That Are Doing Well By Doing Good (Global award)
  • ·        Australia’s best non-major business bank in the 2017 RFI Group Australian Business Banking Awards
  • ·        Asiamoney’s Best Bank Awards for Best Domestic Bank and Best Bank for Corporate Social Responsibility
LIONS CLUB DISABILITY CAMP TO POINT PERON

The Lions Club of Forrestfield and High Wycombe has held a camp at Point Peron for children with disabilities and their families for many years and the Forrestfield and High Wycombe Community Bank(R) branches of Bendigo Bank have also sponsored the camp for many years. This provides a week of relaxation and fun for all the family in a wonderful seaside environment, where the Lions Club members organise and run the events and activities, ensuring everyone involved has a wonderful relaxing time from all the day to day difficulties they may generally experience. Congratulations to Melanie and Adrian and all the other Lions Club members and friends who help to make this camp another very memorable experience for all involved. 
HIGH WYCOMBE FOOTBALL CLUB
The boys at the High Wycombe Football Club recently received their new Club T Shirts and Game Day gear, all sponsored by the Forrestfield and High Wycombe Community Bank(R) branches of Bendigo Bank. The boys in the photo all have some level of disability and it is terrific to see them in a league for teams of similar players. These boys are doing very well and are the ladder leaders. Two of the team recently had a trip to Tasmania as part of the state team. A great opportunity to be part of.


Wednesday, July 4, 2018

NEW SHIRTS AT FORRESTFIELD UNITED


The junior NPL Team at Forrestfield United Soccer Club are proud to show off their new shirts, sponsored by Forrestfield and High Wycombe Community Bank branches of Bendigo Bank. The club has a long history in WA Soccer having been founded in 1962 and currently having over 600 players signed up across the various grades. It is the junior teams first year playing at this level.