Organized in 1880, the League represents 140 thrift and community banking institutions with assets of $23 billion. The League is the industry's chief vehicle for advancing its interests in the legislative, regulatory, and public opinion arenas. The League and its members can point to numerous accomplishments, tremendous growth, and service to savers, borrowers, and homeowners throughout the state for more than a century.

The League concentrates on four primary areas of activity -- advocacy, education, information, and member services -- to help its members compete and prosper in a rapidly changing business environment.