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When it comes to buying a home, one of the biggest decisions you’ll make is choosing a lender. National banks and online-only lenders may seem convenient, but working with a local lender can offer benefits that make the homebuying process smoother, faster, and more personal, especially here in western Massachusetts

Greenfield Cooperative Bank senior staff recently rolled up their sleeves to support Pioneer Valley Habitat for Humanity’s latest project: a single-family home in Greenfield that will soon belong to a local resident and her son.  

Life doesn’t stop after banking hours. Whether you’re picking up groceries and need to check your balance, running between job sites and want to deposit a check, or just prefer handling your finances from home on Sunday morning, our mobile app puts your bank right at your fingertips.

Most people don’t think about their credit score until they need it. Maybe you’re applying for a loan, trying to rent an apartment, or getting ready to buy a car. But the truth is, your credit report can change at any time and if you’re not watching it, you might not find out something’s wrong until it’s too late.

If you’re thinking about buying a home, one of the smartest first steps you can take is getting pre-approved for a mortgage. It’s a sign to sellers and real estate agents that you’re ready to make a move with confidence.

"A lot has transpired since the bank was founded in 1905 – two World Wars, two influenza pandemics, fourteen economic recessions, and twenty-one U.S. Presidents," said Tony Worden, GCB President & CEO. "Through good times and difficult times, Greenfield Cooperative Bank continues to be there for our customers, our employees, and the community."

In honor of our Northfield Branch's 50 year anniversary we're pleased to share the history of our branch, carefully compiled by Joel Fowler of the Northfield Historical Commission. 

Greenfield Cooperative Bank (GCB) is pleased to announce the well-deserved promotions of five dedicated and talented individuals on the team. These promotions reflect the bank's commitment to recognizing internal growth, attracting experienced talent, and strengthening its focus on technology, community engagement, and lending services.

Greenfield Cooperative Bank is proud to announce that Mary Rawls was recognized as Community Action Pioneer Valley’s (CAPV) Volunteer of the Year at their annual meeting.

Greenfield Cooperative Bank has been approved to participate in the Lift Up Homeownership program, a Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston program designed to provide financial assistance to people of color, and first generation homebuyers, purchasing their first home. People of color are defined as Black, American Indian or Alaska Native, Hispanic, Asian, and Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander borrowers.