Bendigo Bank

It's no secret that Bendigo Bank’s Community Bank Bayswater has been our green banking partner of choice for many years. The branch is in the heart of Bayswater and they are also a bank with heart.

Why we bank with Community Bank Bayswater

EnviroHouse chooses to bank with Bendigo Bank primarily because their environmental, social and governance framework aligns well with our values. The bank is committed to climate change action — and that's vitally important to us.

Bendigo Bank has a long-standing track record of action to reduce its impact on the planet. These actions are kept up to date — the bank was certified carbon neutral for its operations from financial year 2021/22 against the Climate Active Carbon Neutral Standard.

Bendigo Bank has all the products, technology and security you'd expect from a big bank, plus the personal service you wouldn't.

Smart technology, friendly faces

Bendigo Bank has all the products, technology and security you'd expect from a big bank, plus the personal service you wouldn't.

Because of our local branch, we can access all the Bendigo Bank services, plus enjoy the good vibes that come from being part of a branch that has a genuine and meaningful commitment to return profits to our local community.

Backing our neighbourhood

We see them supporting local initiatives such as Orana House, 55 Central, Grow'N'Grind and other groups running fabulous programs in our neighbourhood.

Support that flows both ways

Their support and ability to fund local groups relies on the local community supporting them too! If you are looking for banking services, please consider Bendigo Bank. Visit the friendly team at Community Bank Bayswater, or open an account online in minutes via the Bendigo Bank app.

Learn more about the bank's commitment to climate change.

Bayswater Community Financial Services Limited operates Community Bank Bayswater in partnership with Bendigo Bank.

Programs they've helped us grow

With Community Bank Bayswater behind us, much-loved local programs bring hundreds of people together each year:

• Little Critters — nature play and garden fun for young families.
• Cycling Without Age (Bayswater Hub) — free trishaw rides for older people and those living with disability.
• Social Gardening Fridays — weekly get-togethers for connection and wellbeing.
• Open House mornings — offering hands-on experiences in gardening, composting and sustainability.