Photo Finish: April 29
FIRM FOUNDATION
With a heads-up from the United Way of Central Massachusetts, Worcester-based Saint-Gobain Abrasives and its employees donated materials and time to refinish the gym floor at Girls Inc. in Worcester. Pictured, from left to right, are: Dave Mansfield, product manager, Saint-Gobain Abrasives; Greg Mihaich, product engineer, Saint-Gobain; Victoria Waterman, CEO, Girls Inc.; Brad Johnson, vice president, Saint-Gobain; Tim Garvin, president and CEO, United Way of Central Mass.
SENIOR SUPPORT
MutualOne Bank of Framingham donated $5,000 to the Natick Senior Center. Pictured, from left to right, are: Clement Lambert, MutualOne Charitable Foundation trustee; Rachel Stewart, foundation administrative director; Judy D'Antonio, vice president, Friends of Natick Senior Center; and Jerry Pierce, Friends president.
TO YOUR HEALTH
Southbridge-based Savers Bank donated $3,000 to Pernet Family Health Service of Worcester. Pictured, from left to right, are: Sheilah Dooley, executive director, Pernet Family Health Service; Yildiz Laza, emergency assistance coordinator, Pernet; Sr. Connie Charette, coordinator of family and community development, Pernet; Stephanie Omuemu, Pernet; Richard Parker, director, Savers Bank; and Joseph Coderre, bank president and CEO.
HOUSING HELP
People's United Bank of Worcester donated $5,000 to Worcester Community Housing Resources. Pictured, left to right, are: Timothy P. Crimmins Jr., officer, People's United Community Foundation and Massachusetts president of People's United Bank; and Dominick Marcigliano, executive director, Worcester Community Housing Resources.
HEAD OUT ON THE HIGHWAY
Fitchburg-based Rollstone Bank & Trust donated $5,000 to the Leominster Police Department, to go toward uniforms and gear for the motorcycle squad. Pictured, left to right, are: Officer Randy Thomas; Officer Elvin Vasquez; Martin F. Connors Jr., president and CEO, Rollstone Bank & Trust; Lt. Michael Ciccolini; Chief Robert J. Healey; and Officer Frank Hazelrigg.
Of Note
The SHINE Initiative of Worcester donated $18,000 to Community Healthlink ($3,000); Genesis Club ($5,000); the HOPE Coalition ($5,000); and Jewish Family Service ($5,000).
Leominster Credit Union is sponsoring two Habitat for Humanity build sites in Fitchburg and Worcester. In addition to a $5,000 donation, LCU employees will volunteer at the sites.
Marlborough-based St. Mary's Credit Union bought breakfast for more than 300 customers at Honey Dew Donuts in Hudson, part of the Random Acts of Kindness campaign to mark the credit union's 100th year.
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