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Monday, Sept. 14, 2026
The Oceana Echo

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West Shore Bank contributes $10K to the Oceana Community Foundation Capital Campaign

West Shore Bank is proud to announce a $10,000 contribution to the Oceana Community Foundation (OCF) as part of the organization's Founders Circle Capital Campaign, supporting the renovation of a historic downtown Hart building that will serve as the OCF's future home and community gathering space. 
The project represents a significant investment in the future of Oceana County, creating a permanent location for the OCF's operations while expanding opportunities for community engagement, collaboration and local impact. The renovated facility will provide office space and meeting areas designed to serve residents, nonprofits and community partners throughout the county. 
"At West Shore Bank, we believe strong communities are built through local partnerships and meaningful investment," President and CEO of West Shore Bank Ray Biggs said. "We are honored to support the Oceana Community Foundation's vision and help create a space that will strengthen community connections and support local initiatives for generations to come."
The contribution reflects West Shore Bank's longstanding commitment to supporting organizations that enhance the quality of life throughout the communities it serves. Through charitable giving, volunteerism and community partnerships, West Shore Bank continues to invest in initiatives that create lasting impact across West Michigan.
"We are grateful for West Shore Bank's support of this transformational project," OCF Executive Director Tammy Carey said. "Community partners like West Shore Bank make it possible for us to create resources and opportunities that will benefit Oceana County for years to come."