Is there a way or someone who can single out which banks will contribute funds for repairs?

Not a list of banks but is it possible for a listing agent to segregate listings in which the banks will help.

Reason I ask is if the buyer does not have funds to repair it would be nice to show them properties we would know the bank would help.

Why don't you take a look at some HUD listings. They will provide an escrow on repair for many properties. The same company that deals with Colorado's HUD properties also deals with Ohios:

http://www.mcbreo.com/

Thanks. Good idea.

Thats not exactly the way the HUD properties work. I am listing agent for HUD homes. If the buyer is getting a 203b loan, and the lender will agree to do an escrow (nobody here will do it), then if the home is "insurable with repair escrow",the buyer has to borrow the repair funds and add it on the loan. HUD will not repair the home. In seven years, I have never seen one of these work.

I don't think hud will repair any homes in any state ..

The 203B has an escrow provision builtin as part of the loan. The property is appraised based on the as repaired value. Work must be completed by a licensed contractor and the borrower has 6 months to get the work fully completed. It is a good program and I have done 2 so far this year.
If nobody in your area will do them I suggest you talk to someone at countrywide. There is also an investor version of this type of loan.