(April 15, 2026) — HomeBank Texas has been named the 2026 recipient of the Best Practices in Community Involvement & Impact Award by the Rockwall Area Chamber of Commerce—an honor that reflects the bank’s long-standing commitment to serving communities across North Texas through meaningful relationships, local engagement, and people-first banking.
The recognition was presented last month during the Chamber’s Annual Meeting & Awards Banquet, where HomeBank Texas also celebrated 25 years as a Chamber partner. While rooted in Rockwall, the milestone represents a broader legacy of service and investment across the communities the bank proudly serves, including Seagoville and Dallas.
“HomeBank Texas exemplifies what it means to be a true community partner,” said Darby Nielsen, President of the Rockwall Area Chamber of Commerce. “Their continued investment in relationships, support of Chamber initiatives, and genuine commitment to the success of our business community make them incredibly deserving of this recognition.”
HomeBank Texas has built its reputation on a simple but powerful belief: banking should be personal. The bank’s relationship-driven approach extends across North Texas—serving families, businesses, and organizations with care, accessibility, and trust.
That philosophy comes to life in both meaningful partnerships and everyday moments. From supporting local nonprofits, schools, and civic initiatives to showing up through volunteerism and community leadership, HomeBank Texas remains deeply connected to the people it serves. Just as important are the small, consistent touchpoints—financial education resources, fraud prevention outreach, Friday Treats, and family-friendly seasonal events—that help turn banking into something more personal and approachable.
“This recognition is especially meaningful as we celebrate 25 years with the Rockwall Area Chamber,” said Kelli Delozier, HBTX Rockwall Market President. “While this honor is rooted in Rockwall, it reflects the relationships we’ve built across all of the communities we serve. We don’t just work here—we’re part of these communities. And that’s what continues to guide us.”
The Chamber’s Best Practices in Community Involvement & Impact Award recognizes organizations that lead through consistent, meaningful engagement. HomeBank Texas has exemplified this through its steady presence, its investment in relationships, and its ability to grow alongside the communities it serves.
Further reflecting that commitment, HomeBank Texas Business Development Officer Kyle Tatum was named Chamber Ambassador of the Year, honoring his dedication to building connections and supporting fellow members.
As a Premium Elite Strategic Alliance Partner of the Rockwall Area Chamber, HomeBank Texas continues to support the local business environment while contributing to the broader strength and stability of communities across North Texas.
Looking ahead, HomeBank Texas remains focused on what matters most—serving with intention, building lasting relationships, and investing in the people and places it calls home.
Submitted press release, HomeBank Texas.
About HomeBank Texas
HomeBank Texas is a locally owned, community-focused bank dedicated to serving families and businesses through relationship-driven service, local decision-making, and reinvestment in the communities it calls home. With locations in Rockwall, Seagoville, and Dallas, the bank offers a full range of personal and business banking solutions designed to support growth, stability, and long-term success.
Recognized for its strength and stability, HomeBank Texas has consistently earned Bauer Financial’s 5-Star rating. Member FDIC, Equal Housing Lender, NMLS 469538.
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HomeBank Texas, Member FDIC. Equal Housing Lender. NMLS #469538
ROCKWALL | 105 E. Ralph Hall Pkwy 75032 | 972-772-6888
SEAGOVILLE | 601 N. Highway 175 75159 | 972-287-2030
DALLAS | 3637 Buckner Blvd. 75228 | 214-328-2736
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