Photo Finish: April 28, 2014
PAYCHECK PARTICIPATION
Mount Wachusett Community College donated $66,573 to United Way of North Central Massachusetts through payroll deductions. Pictured, left to right, are: Connie Helstowski, chair, Commonwealth of Massachusetts’ Employee Charitable Campaign; Daniel M. Asquino, president, Mount Wachusett Community College; Phil Grzewinski, president, United Way of North Central Massachusetts; and Nancy Thibodeau, campaign coordinator.
A STEP AHEAD
Lancaster-based D’Ambrosio Eye Care donated more than 100 pair of shoes to Narragansett Regional School District in Templeton. The school is working with Rerun Shoes to collect gently used shoes and will receive up to 50 cents per pound to use toward athletic expenses. Pictured, back row, far left, is Ben Gagnon, Narragansett Regional track coach, with students.
HITTING A HIGH NOTE
Framingham-based MutualOne Bank donated $4,000 to Natick High School to purchase iPads for music classrooms. Pictured, left to right, are: Tyler Turner, music teacher, Natick High School; Steve Miller, director of fine performing and media arts at the school; Marie Harrington, Natick branch manager, MutualOne Bank; Jacob Rosen, Connor Shea, Veronica Ordway and Halle George, students; Rose Bertucci, principal; and Rachel Stewart, the bank's business development officer.
MAKING A DIFFERENCE
Fitchburg-based Workers’ Credit Union donated $25,000 to Community Health Connections of Fitchburg. Pictured, left to right, are: Doug Petersen, president and CEO, Workers’ Credit Union; Arlene Betteridge, vice president of development at Workers’; and John DeMalia, president and CEO, Community Health Connections.
OF NOTE
- Computer chip maker Intel of Hudson sponsored a home electronics recycling day for individuals and small businesses. Donations benefited United Way of Tri-County.
- UniBank of Whitinsville sponsored Community Day at Worcester Art Museum on March 30.
- Fitchburg-based IC Federal Credit Union donated $2,000 to Our Father’s House’s annual fund drive concert. The transitional shelter is located in Fitchburg.
- Westborough-based staffing agency The Training Associates donated 5 percent of its 2013 profits to charitable groups, such as Community Harvest Project in North Grafton.
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