August 7, 2017
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Charitable Works
Framingham-based MutualOne Bank donated a $5,000 grant to the Bacon Free Library in Natick, to refresh the library's collection of books on CD. Pictured (from left) are Mobolaji Omisore, manager of MutualOne Bank's Natick office; and Meena Jain, director of the Bacon Free Library.
Medway-based Charles River Bank was a sponsor of Bellingham's 4th of July music and fireworks, as it has been since opening its Bellingham office in 2010. The bank donated $1,000. Pictured (from left) are Michael Soter, chairman, Bellingham Board of Selectmen; Ann Sherry, Charles River bank senior vice president of customer care and relationship development; Bellingham Town Administrator Denis Fraine; and the bank's Bellingham Branch Officer Michael Tuite.
Avidia Bank, based in Hudson, donated $1,000 to St. Mary's School in Shrewsbury, to go toward tuition assistance. Pictured (from left) are Gargi Dutta-Roy, Shrewsbury assistant branch manager, Avidia Bank; Stephanie Luz, market manager, Avidia Bank; Jeannie MacDonough, principal of St. Mary's School; with students.
Wachusett Area Chamber of Commerce presented three $2,500 scholarships to area seniors: Madeline Roy of Sterling, Nicholas Yanco of Rutland and Diane Peterson of West Boylston.
North Brookfield Savings Bank presented $10,000 in scholarships to 10 local high school students to help offset the cost of attending college.
Community Harvest Project of Grafton received a $5,000 grant from the Hopkinton Youth In Philanthropy program, hosted by the Foundation for MetroWest. In the program, 20 students learned about local nonprofits, raised money and initiated their own grant program, after a student-led review of applicants and proposals.
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