Heartland associates – whether new, seasoned or lifers – have one very poignant, common belief…their bank cannot be described without using the word “community.” Community awareness, community participation and community dedication are all part of the fabric that makes the bank strong, viable and sound. Lesley Rahschulte, mortgage loan originator at Heartland since 2020, shares this sentiment and realizes it also strengthens the Heartland family.

Over the past 26 years, Heartland Bank has been committed to giving back to the communities where the associates live and work. Starting with the founder, Tiney McComb, the bank continues a time-honored tradition of an annual Central Ohio golf outing, and now a second annual outing hosted in the Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky service area, to enable the awarding of monetary grants to deserving community organizations.

Thanks for attending our 26th Annual Heartland Bank Community Foundation Charity Golf Classic in Grove City, Ohio on September 11!

You’ve made the big decision, but how do you start? Owning your own business is often a dream that just never gets off the ground, never makes it past that really great idea and inevitably never seems to be your reality. Heartland bankers are experts at small business financing and are tasked with making their communities better through business building and helping you with yours!

Heartland associates are committed to their communities. Often growing up and staying close in proximity to their childhood homes, many associates simply find the Ohio and Kentucky regions a great place to fulfill their career aspirations and build their lives. This describes Eric Ragland, assistant manager at the Grove City location, as he grew up in the Cleveland area and now calls Blacklick his home.