QUARTERLY REPORTSeptember 30, 2019

The Coop supports our community, lifts up employeesAs I reflect on the past few months, the moments that stand out are the ones spent with our team. I was part of Team Coop that rode in The Gasp, and I’m proud of our team who not only finished, smiling, but also raised over $8,000! Plus, we had a blast hosting a soccer clinic for nearly a 100 kids with Olympian Kristine Lilly. Internally, we recognized great work with well-deserved promotions: Patricia Coffey and Paul Forni, vice presidents; Charlotte Green, Residential Mortgage Sales Manager; and Rob Carey, Vice President and Relationship Manager. One of the things about The Coop that I’m proud of is our commitment to giving people career opportunities and continued forward progress. These promotions are a testament to that.

162Employees

9Locations

$18,656

$3,717

$13

$14,926

$2,422

$12,749

$1,246

$3,353

$17,632

$2,755

-

$14,877

$1,923

$12,081

$1,188

$3,531

Interest Income

Interest Expenses

Loan Loss

Net Interest Income

Noninterest Income

Non-Interest Expense

Taxes

NET INCOME

Income Statement(in thousands)

9/30/2019 9/30/2018

$46,662

$60,210

$805,092

$46,403

$958,367

$839,346

$19,298

$3,809

$95,914

$958,367

$9,943

$60,122

$808,535

$46,280

$924,881

$802,647

$30,515

$2,907

$88,813

$924,881

Cash and Due From Banks

Investments

Net Loans

Other Assets

TOTAL ASSETS

Deposits

Borrowings

Other Liabilities

Equity

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY

Balance Sheet(in thousands)

9/30/2019 9/30/2018

2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

CAPITAL

$75$78

$82$85

$92

2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

DEPOSITS

$584

$666

$736$790 $807

2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

GROSS LOANS

$695$723

$766$815 $815

2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

TOTAL ASSETS

$803$828

$879$924

$937(dollars in millions)

(dollars in millions)

(dollars in millions)

(dollars in millions)

Lisa Oliver

President and CEO

As of March 31

QUARTERLY REPORTSeptember 30, 2019

The Cooperative Bank of Cape Cod Charitable Foundation Trust gave $25,000 in grants to organizations for the quarter. These grants exemplify the mission of the foundation to cultivate vibrant and thriving communities: Cape Abilities, Cape Cod Challenger Green Project, Cape Symphony & Conservatory, CHAMP Homes, and The Children’s Center, run by the Harwich Ecumenical Council for the Homeless. “This grant will provide support to our children and families through our tuition assistance program,” said Abigail Newberry-West, director of The Children’s Center. “Through the support of community members like The Coop Foundation, we have been able to provide affordable childcare to working families for over 25 years!”

$6,148 34EMPLOYEE JEANS DAY

Across the Bank, our employees helped: Cape Abilities, Mic Flick Memorial Fund, Athletes Direction, Cape

Cod Disaster, Animal Response Team, Literacy Council, Alzheimer’s Family Support Center of Cape Cod

ORGANIZATIONSTeam Coop participated in and sponsored

many events this quarter, helping a total of 34 Cape Cod organizations. These included the

United Way of Cape Cod and Heroes in Transition.

THE GASP

LEGO BUILD CHALLENGE

HEALTHY PARKS, HEALTHY PEOPLE

The Coop was named a Small Business Administration preferred partner, which is a credit to the strength and expertise of our team. We are financing capital expansion with large-scale projects in Mashpee: facilities for Cape Cod Coffee and The Cape Cod Dog Center. The multimillion dollar loan will help Cape Cod Coffee build a nearly 10,000-square-foot roasting facility with a cafe, shop, and space for special events. When it opens in Spring 2020, it will be a destination location. The CCDC will build a 4,000-square-foot complex, allowing them to care for more dogs and expand their services. It’s expected to open by Summer 2020. Our team is growing, too. We added Tom Burton, of Yarmouth Port; he’s active with the United Way of Cape and Islands. Rob Carey, Charlie DeSimone, and Mary Lenihan all received promotions. Rob lives with his young family in Sandwich. Charlie, of Dennis, helps with Cape Cod Challenger Club and Meals on Wheels. Mary, who transitioned from credit to Commerical Relationship Manager lives in South Yarmouth and is active with Rotary Club of Yarmouth and Pause-A-While. They bring more than 100 years of experience to The Coop!

COMMERCIAL BANKING

Charlie DeSimone

First Vice President and Commercial Relationship

Manager

Mary LenihanFirst Vice

President and Commercial Relationship

Manager

Rob Carey

Vice President and Commercial Relationship

Manager

Tom BurtonFirst Vice

President and Commercial Relationship

Manager

THE COOP FOUNDATION

CHARTITABLE GIVING