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Arvest Bank has officially launched the 16th year of its annual Million Meals campaign, a two-month effort to raise awareness and funds to fight hunger in Arkansas, Oklahoma, Missouri and Kansas.

Arvest Bank is proud to announce its recognition as one of America’s Most Innovative Companies 2026 by Fortune and Statista. This award honors the top 300 U.S.

Arvest is offering assistance to those affected by the recent storms, flooding and tornadoes through its Disaster Relief Loan Program.*

Arvest Bank’s mortgage division has been named a 2025 STAR Performer in General Servicing by Fannie Mae through the Servicer Total Achievement and

Arvest Bank has made TIME’s inaugural list of America’s Best Financial Services 2026, which recognizes 135 companies for their commitment to excellence, innovation and customer trust in the financial services landscape.

The Arvest Opportunity Fund, a wholly owned non-bank subsidiary of Arvest Bank, was awarded an allocation of $70 million of New Market Tax Credits (NMTCs). The U.S.

Arvest is offering assistance to customers impacted by winter storms through its Disaster Relief Loan Program. The program is designed to provide consumers with quick access to funds. The loan is available until Feb.

Arvest Bank has hired Aileen Wilkins to the position of Chief People Officer.

Arvest Bank is pleased to announce an initiative to better serve its Spanish-speaking customers and communities by establishing a network of dedicated bilingual branches. 

As a dedicated community-focused bank, we take great pride in the customer service standards we set for ourselves.

Arvest recently gifted 137 teachers with $500 each as part of the bank’s annual “We Love Teachers” initiative, which helps them purchase school supplies for their classrooms.

This year, the U.S. Department of the Treasury discontinued the production of the penny. While the penny remains legal tender, Arvest Bank is actively preparing for a future with fewer pennies in circulation.