WITH WARM WISHES
Leominster Credit Union donated $1,000 to the Mayor’s Fuel Assistance Program in Leominster. Pictured, from left to right, are: Dean Mazzarella, mayor; Barbara Mahoney, Leominster Credit Union senior vice president of human resources; and John O’Brien, LCU president and CEO.
FOOD FOR ALL
Pete’s Tire Barn of Gardner donated and delivered 100 hams to the Gardner Community Action Committee Food Pantry to be distributed to those in need. Pictured, from left to right, are: Rob Stahelski of Pete’s Tire Barns; and Julie Meehan, director of the Gardner Community Action Committee.
MILES AHEAD
The Hoyt Foundation, founded by famed father-son running team Dick and Rick Hoyt, donated $15,000 to Rehabilitative Resources (RRI) of Sturbridge. Pictured, left, with the Hoyts, is Dorothy A. Cote, acting CEO and chief financial officer of RRI.
SOLID FOOTING
Employees at Fallon Community Health Plan collected and delivered more than 500 pairs of new socks to the St. Francis Xavier Center in Worcester, which serves the impoverished, and often homeless, residents of Worcester. Pictured are five Fallon Community Health Plan employees, three volunteers at St. Francis Xavier Center, and Father John Madden, second from right.
INVESTING IN THE PAST
Athol Savings Bank donated $1,000 to the Barre Historical Society. Pictured, left to right, are: Steve Clark, Lester Paquin and Dan Stevens, all of Barre Historical Society; Amy Armfield, community banking officer, Athol Savings Bank; and the society’s Bertyne Smith, Audrey Stevens, Sue Fullam, Margaret Marshall and Peg Frost.
Of Note
Framingham-based MutualOne Bank donated $3,000 to the Horizons For Homeless Children PlaySpace Program.
Fitchburg-based Rollstone Bank & Trust donated $1,250 to Indian Hill Music of Littleton to help subsidize music lessons and performances in public schools, defray the costs of the orchestra, and provide quality musical experiences for senior citizens.
SpencerBANK donated $500 to Worcester County Food Bank.
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