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Farmers Bank of Kansas City, a branch of Farmers Bank & Trust, traces its roots back to Farmers State Bank of Albert, which opened in 1907 in a small farming community in central Kansas. The Robbins family purchased the bank in 1971. They went on to purchase several other community banks in the years to come. Farmers Bank expanded to Overland Park in 2001 and moved into their current facility at 143rd and Metcalf in 2007. The ninth branch of the bank opened in 2014 in Olathe at Cedar Lake Village.Choosing the right credit card is easier than ever. Whether you want to pay down balances faster, maximize cash back, earn rewards or begin building your credit history, we have the ideal card for you!
Community banking grows from relationships, not transactions. At Farmers Bank of Kansas City we put customers first in everything we do. Helping our customers succeed is part of the foundation of strong roots we planted over 110 years ago. We started by listening to customer needs, not with what we wanted to provide them.
The holidays are a busy time for our employee volunteers. Employees ring bells for Salvation Army in addition to delivering gifts for Cancer Action.
March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month and we wore blue to show our support. Each year we participate in the Get Your Rear In Gear through The Colon Cancer Coalition in honor of our former employee, Shanie Hepler.
Customers attended a tailgate themed appreciation event held in September of 2024. The Robbins family pictured in front of the Chiefs Tree.
Farmers Bank of KC hosted a customer appreciation pizza party at Cedar Lake Village providing food, games, and door prizes for customers and residents.
Farmers Bank of KC partnered with the Good Samaritan Society to install tub rails in the bathrooms at the Olathe Towers and College Way Village, a HUD sponsored senior community.
In honor of Child Abuse Prevention Month, we participated in the Kansas Children's Service League's Jean/Wear Blue Day.
Farmers Bank of KC collected food items for the Olathe Public schools BackSnack Weekend Program. The program provides food items for when school is not in session.