Journey Bank supports Community Arts Center’s educational programs
Tuesday, December 16, 2025
From left: Kevin Weinhoffer, executive vice president, chief commercial officer for Journey Bank; Ana I. Gonzalez-White, development director for the Journey Bank Community Arts Center; and Journey Bank’s Natasha Mantle, vice president and business development officer, Jeffrey Arnold, senior executive vice president of finance and risk management, and Joe O’Neill, executive vice president, chief financial officer.
The Penn College Community Arts Center recently received a contribution from Journey Bank through Pennsylvania’s Educational Improvement Tax Credit Program. The donation will directly support the center’s educational initiatives, helping to expand access to arts programming for students throughout the region.
“Journey Bank is honored to support the Community Arts Center’s efforts to bring music and performing arts education to students across our region,” said Jeff Arnold, the bank’s senior executive vice president. “As a community bank, funding education initiatives that help our young people learn, grow and prosper is always a top priority."
Through the EITC program, businesses can make impactful contributions to nonprofit organizations while receiving tax credits, creating a win-win for both the community and local enterprises.
“Journey Bank’s gift underscores its commitment to strengthening the community by investing in programs that inspire creativity, foster learning and enrich cultural experiences,” said Ana I. Gonzalez-White, development director for the Community Arts Center. “We are deeply grateful for their support.”
In addition to EITC support, funding for the educational programs is derived from various sources, including individual donations, corporate sponsorships and grants. For more information about giving opportunities, contact Gonzalez-White at 570-327-7657 or email awhite@caclive.com.
About the Penn College Community Arts Center
The Community Arts Center is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life in the region through the arts. By presenting diverse performances, educational programs and community initiatives, the center fosters creativity, learning and cultural enrichment for audiences of all ages. To learn more about its upcoming events, visit www.caclive.com. The Community Arts Center is owned and operated by Pennsylvania College of Technology, a national leader in applied technology education. For more information about the college, visit www.pct.edu.
About Journey Bank
For over 125 years, Journey Bank has stood as a beacon of financial trust and expertise in local communities throughout Central Pennsylvania. Journey Bank represents the combined legacies and strengths of two local community banks – First Columbia Bank and Muncy Bank. The combined bank, together with its 300 dedicated employees, brings a shared commitment to delivering banking excellence to customers with convenient access to 22 community offices across a five-county area that includes Columbia, Lycoming, Montour, Northumberland and Clinton counties. With more than $1.65 billion in assets as of Sept. 30, 2025, Journey Bank offers a full complement of banking, trust and financial services to more than 50,000 individuals, families, businesses and municipalities. For more information, visit www.journeybank.com.