“Our clients come to us for advice on how to protect their future. We take that level of trust very seriously.”
- Dan Junkin

Community Involvement

InvesTrust employees invest in the well being and future of Oklahoma City.

Our employees are leaders. Nearly all of our employees volunteer as tutors in Oklahoma City Public Schools. Our staff members also run in the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon, sit on The Executive Committee of the local council of the Boy Scouts of America, teach high school students about financial literacy and raise money for heart disease. We are active participants in the Edmond and Oklahoma City Chambers of Commerce and head up the Oklahoma City Economic Roundtable.

By working with us, you're not just working with a financial institution; you're working with a pillar of the community in Oklahoma City.

Programs

Oklahoma City Public Schools Foundation

Our dedicated staff participates in the Oklahoma City Public School Foundation's Partners in Education Program. This includes providing mentors for students in need, and working on special projects.

At InvesTrust, we feel that our expertise in the financial sector gives us the opportunity to be a leader in our state's financial literacy efforts. We are actively working in schools to ensure that students have the financial tools necessary to become informed, productive adults.

Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon

Our office recognizes the importance of good health, and we support the Oklahoma City Memorial. Each year several of our staff train and participate in a range of events at the marathon.

Boy Scouts of America

Our staff really enjoys being active in the community. Vice president Charles Johnson serves as the Last Frontier Council Commissioner.

Oklahoma City Heart Walk

The Oklahoma City Heart Walk is a great opportunity for our InvesTrust employees to raise money for the American Heart Association. Each year we form a team of walkers that consists of staff members, friends, and family.

Greater Oklahoma City Chamber

Edmond Area Chamber of Commerce

Oklahoma City Economic Roundtable


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