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Fremont Bank, a trusted banking partner, has played an instrumental role in supporting Three Valleys Community Foundation's (3VCF) commitment to community enrichment since the Foundation’s inception. The addition of investment management services further solidifies this collaboration, ensuring that resources entrusted to 3VCF are managed to maximize local impact and sustainability.

With the support of their sponsors, Fremont Bank and other local businesses that fund the materials for decorations, people from across the Bay Area visit Crippsmas Place to enjoy the festive displays.

On Thursday, Nov. 7, local officials and environmentalists celebrated the completion of a year-long renovation project at Sulphur Creek Nature Center, the beloved wildlife education and rehabilitation facility owned and operated by Hayward Area Recreation and Park District (H.A.R.D.).

This momentous event not only marks the completion of an impressive art installation but also honors the rich cultural connection of the Ohlone people to the land and place within California and the Bay Area.

It's full steam ahead for the Oakland Zoo, which recently unveiled its new electric C.P. Huntington Train, a major upgrade hailed as a win for the environment and visitor experience. In a battle against ongoing mechanical setbacks and to align with sustainability goals, the zoo's partnership with Fremont Bank Foundation has transformed its iconic train ride into an all-electric affair.

Leandro Vicuña, JD, Head of Trust & Estates at Fremont Bank delves into why it's never too early to start estate planning.

Marek shares the interesting history of the bank, the institution’s people-focused values and its inclusive approach to serving the community.

The $5.9 billion-asset bank in Fremont, California, promoted Don Marek to the job. He succeeded Andy Mastorakis, who remains CEO. Marek held several executive management roles during his 15 years at Fremont Bank, most recently leading the commercial lending group.