Better Health for All

CB Financial Services, Inc. (CBFV.US) is a bank holding company, and its core business activities are generally neutral regarding direct health impacts. Most KPIs related to health products, safety, innovation, and externalities are not applicable. However, the company's community involvement includes donations to non-profits that serve vulnerable populations. Specifically, Article 3 mentions Community Bank's support for the City Mission in Washington and The Way Community Center of Greene County, which funded a $7.1 million shelter for women and a new community center.

While these initiatives serve vulnerable populations, the article does not provide specific details on the funding as a percentage of revenue or the direct health impact of these programs, making it difficult to assess against the 'health equity programs' KPI. The article also mentions a summer meals program supported by Penn Community Bank (not CBFV.US) with a $12,000 donation, serving over 3,000 meals to students, over 50% of whom are eligible for free/reduced meals. This is a very small donation relative to the bank's assets ($2.6 billion for Penn Community Bank, not CBFV.US) and does not provide sufficient detail to score CBFV.US on health equity programs.

Fair Money & Economic Opportunity

No evidence was found in the provided articles that is relevant to CBFV.US or the Fair Money & Economic Opportunity value.

Both articles explicitly state that they do not contain data pertaining to CBFV.US.

Honest & Fair Business

A whistleblower policy is available, including a phone hotline, but there is no evidence provided regarding independent investigation processes or hotline statistics.

Additionally, a Code of Ethics is available for review, but details on its strength, enforcement, or third-party due diligence are not provided, suggesting a lack of clear guidance.

Kind to Animals

CB Financial Services, Inc. is a bank holding company providing commercial banking and wealth management services.

Its core business model does not involve products requiring cruelty-free certification, animal testing, animal-derived ingredients, animal husbandry, or direct impact on wildlife habitats. Therefore, all KPIs related to animal welfare, testing, sourcing, and conservation are not applicable to the company's operations.

Respect for Cultures & Communities

The company reinvested $7.1 million in local community development for City Mission in Washington for 'Sally's Sanctuary'.

With 2024 earnings of $12.6 million, this represents approximately 56.3% of revenue reinvested in local community development, which exceeds the 'Over 15%' threshold.

Zero Waste & Sustainable Products

No specific data or quantitative metrics related to CBFV.US's zero waste and sustainable product initiatives were found across the provided articles.

The articles explicitly state that their content is insufficient to extract any relevant information regarding the company's waste diversion rates, product recyclability, packaging sustainability, recycled content, single-use plastic reduction, take-back programs, circular design, waste reduction initiatives, hazardous waste management, product durability, repairability, waste audit frequency, zero waste certification, waste disposal violations, material efficiency, packaging-to-product ratio, waste reduction targets, supplier waste requirements, or customer waste education programs.