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TOOLS OF THE TRADE
Leominster Credit Union (LCU) donated $1,250 to the Clinton Fire Department for emergency 911 hardware and software technology. Pictured, left to right, are: John O’Brien, president and CEO, Leominster Credit Union; Jenny Gray, Clinton branch manager, LCU; John McLaughlin, acting chief, Clinton Fire Department; Joseph Quintal, director, LCU; and Anthony Gasbarro, chairman of the board, LCU.
HIGH FIVE FOR SAFETY
Worcester-based Bay State Savings Bank donated $4,500 to the Worcester Junior Sharks Youth Hockey Pre-Concussion Testing Program. Pictured, left to right, are: Finz, mascot, Worcester Sharks; Carson Domey, Junior Sharks member, Michelle Domey, coordinator of the pre-concussion program; and Peter Alden, president and CEO, Bay State Savings Bank. (Rear) Andrew Nawn, account executive, Worcester Sharks.
SENIOR CARE
North Brookfield Savings Bank donated $4,000 to area charities with a contribution and community support. Five-hundred dollars went to Belchertown Senior Center. Pictured, from left to right, are: North Brookfield Savings Bank branch manager Tina Allen; assistant branch manager Pam Kozlik; Bill Korzenowski, executive director, Belchertown Senior Center; and Kim Rossi, the center’s transportation coordinator.
SOWING SUPPORT
MutualOne Bank of Framingham donated $2,500 to Natick Community Organic Farm’s summer youth program. Pictured, left to right, are: David Parnas, volunteer, Natick Community Organic Farm; Marie Harrington, Natick branch manager, MutualOne Bank; Lynda Simkins, director of the farm; and Rachel Stewart, administrative director of the bank’s charitable foundation.
Of Note
Coaching business The MotivAct Group of Holden donated more than $700 to groups that included Hudson Public Library and Jacob Edwards Library in Southbridge, through proceeds from sales of a book.
Millbury-based Girard Financial Group and Fidelity Bank of Leominster hosted a document-shredding event and accepted donations for the Owen E. Carrignan Sports Scholarship and Memorial Fund to benefit Millbury High School students.
Commerce Bank of Worcester hosted Milford High School students for a Junior Achievement of Northern New England program.
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