Sharon Moe Receives Community Service Award

August 28, 2026

 

For more information, contact:    
Amanda M. Lloyd 
Executive Vice President | Chief People Officer
ALloyd@NorthStateBank.com | 919.855.9925

 

RALEIGH, N.C. . . . North State Bank Market President Sharon Moe was honored with White Oak Foundation’s Community Service Award, announced Executive Vice President and Chief People Officer Amanda Lloyd. The award was presented during the Foundation's annual Black & White Ball and recognizes individuals whose leadership, volunteerism, and commitment to service create a meaningful and lasting impact in the community.

In presenting the award, White Oak Foundation recognized Moe's thoughtful leadership and tireless behind-the-scenes contributions. Through her efforts, she has helped create opportunities, foster collaboration, and support initiatives that improve quality of life for individuals and families in our community.  

"Through countless hours of volunteer service, thoughtful leadership, and an enduring willingness to improve the lives of others, Sharon lives the spirit of the Community Service Award," said White Oak Foundation Board Member Jeff Billingsley.

"Sharon’s passion for community involvement reflects the values of North State Bank and who she is as an individual,” said Lloyd. “This award reflects her heart for giving back and her keen eye for seeing how the Bank and our team members can most effectively support our community partners.” 

Founded in 2000, North State Bank is an independent, full-service community bank serving Wake and New Hanover counties through seven offices. The Bank operates four unique business line divisions: CommunityPLUS—for community management associations, Government Lending, Mortgage, and a Specialized Lending Group (SLG) serving developers and builders.

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