CommerceWest Bank Sponsors The I Love NY Miracles In Manhattan Event

CommerceWest Bank (OTCBB:CWBK) proudly sponsored the I Love NY Miracles in Manhattan event held by Miracles for Kids, an Orange County based non-profit organization. The annual event is their most significant fundraiser during the year. Autumn Strier, President commented, “At Miracles for Kids, our mission is to provide financial and other support to low-income families with critically-ill children. We rely on individuals and businesses in our community to assist us with achieving this goal, and are proud to count our friends at CommerceWest Bank among those who stand by us year after year. We can do more together than we can alone, and it is an honor to have CommerceWest Bank as a partner in our efforts to make a difference in the lives of those in need.”

CommerceWest Bank has one mission and one mission alone, which is making a difference. By providing local businesses with a state of the art banking experience and working with non-profit organizations like Miracles for Kids, they strive to carry out their mission in everything they do. Ivo Tjan, Chairman and CEO commented, “Being able to support Miracles for Kids on their most significant event of the year is truly a privilege. We’ve enjoyed collaborating with them and giving back to the children and families that they work with.” He continued, “Businesses should strive to make a difference in their community. To give is one of the greatest opportunities and we are hopeful that business leaders show their support for organizations such as Miracles for Kids.”

CommerceWest Bank has been making a difference since 2001. Supporting local charities and providing businesses with sound financial and economic advice. CommerceWest Bank wants to continue to make a difference in 2011 and 2012 by pursuing new business clients. To achieve this, we work with key decision makers and learn about the company, owners and top executives. We personally tailor and customize loans and deposits that are right for small to midsized businesses.

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