Community Bank celebrates the good life with anyone at least 65 years young with our Emerald Club banking. More than a banking opportunity, the Emerald Club is a community-minded travel club with trips to places throughout the local area, country, and abroad. Stop by any Community Bank location to establish your Emerald Club account today!
Emerald Club
Details
- For Individuals 65 years of age or greater and with combined deposits of $5,000 (accounts opened online may not qualify for Emerald Club benefits)
- Free personalized Emerald Club style checks (1 box at a time)
- Free 3x5 safe deposit box (when available) or $15 off a larger box
- Monthly meetings including speakers on various topics of interest
- Various social events throughout the year
- Numerous travel opportunities (locally, within the state, nationally, and internationally)
- Free trust and investment services consultations
- Fax services available at no charge
- The Raymore Emerald Club Forum Meetings are the 2nd Wednesday of each month @ 10:00 a.m. at the Raymore location. ALL EMERALD CLUB MEETINGS/EVENTS ARE CANCELLED FOR THE REMAINDER OF 2020.
Learn More
For more information, please contact: Barbara Long (816-265-6926) or email: [email protected].*
Pictured above are Emerald Club Directors Lorie and Barbara
Trips
2020 Community Travel Trips
All Trips and Events are CANCELLED for the remainder of 2020. Updates to future trips will be made accordingly.
TOUR PACING: Level 1 (Leisurely)
General Information / Tour Pacing
Some of our travel experiences are more strenuous or physically demanding than others. To help you decide which opportunities are most appropriate for you, we’ve added an activity level for each trip, as described below.
LEVEL 1 (Leisurely): A very leisurely pace with minimal physical activity, which might consist of climbing some stairs, boarding a motor coach, and/or walking to and from activities.
LEVEL 2 (Average Physical Activity): Recommended only if you are in good health and able to climb stairs and walk reasonable distances, possibly over uneven ground.
LEVEL 3 (Moderate Physical Activity): Involves longer periods of average activity; could include walking tours, walking longer distances, using stairs, and/or walking on uneven surfaces
LEVEL 4 (Extended Physical Activity): Participants should be able to endure longer walking tours, walking over uneven terrain, climbing stairs, and periods of standing. Some tours may be longer and could take place later in the evening.
LEVEL 5 (Very Active): Participants should be physically fit to fully enjoy all activities. The itinerary may include more strenuous activities, as well as other factors like high altitudes, early morning departures, late night activities, uneven or dusty terrain, and/or extreme temperatures. Tours in this category are likely not appropriate for individuals who use either walkers or wheelchairs.
Please note that the same conditions may not apply to every activity or an overnight trip, so please read the itinerary carefully and speak to one of our coordinators if you need more information. lf a particular trip is not suited for you, a Community Travel Coordinator can help you select one that is.
Call Lorie Easton or Barbara Long for pricing and details 816-322-2100.
Group visiting the chapel on the College of the Ozarks campus April 24th.
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