FUNDS FOR HOPE
Worcester Regional Association of Realtors, raising money with a raffle organized by Barbara Hine, donated $7,700 to Hope Lodge in Worcester in memory of member Marcia Head, who died of cancer last year. Pictured, from left to right, are: Nancy Coughlin of Hope Lodge; Mellissa (Head) O’Brien; Kim (Head) McGhee; Hine; and Jeffrey Head.
NUTRITIONAL NEED
Framingham-based MutualOne Bank donated $5,000 to the Natick Service Council food pantry. Pictured, left to right, are:Â Greg Tutuny, executive director, Natick Service Council; Rachel Stewart, administrative director, MutualOne Charitable Foundation; Susan Acton, trustee; and Mark R. Haranas, president and CEO of MutualOne Bank.
MONUMENTAL TASK
Fitchburg-based IC Federal Credit Union donated $1,000 to Westminster Historical Commission to restore the Civil War Monument in town. Pictured, left to right, are: Tom Connell, Westminster Historical Commission; Nicole Vassallo, Westminster branch manager, IC Federal Credit Union; William Waight and Roni Beal of the commission; Tony Emerson, credit union president and CEO; Laurie Tarr-Ellsworth of the commission; and Stanley Skamaryzc, former Westminster postmaster.
STEM SUCCESS
Whitinsville-based UniBank donated $1,000 to Bellingham Public Library to fund a seismograph and other educational items. Pictured, from left to right, are: Christopher Currie, Blackstone branch manager, UniBank; Lisa Cavossa, president, Friends of the Bellingham Public Library; and Bernadette Rivard, library director.
BABIES IN FOCUS
Worcester-based Bay State Savings Bank donated a webcam for Worcester’s UMass Memorial Medical Center’s neonatal intensive care unit. Pictured, from left to right, are: Diane Giampa, human resources and marketing director, Bay State Savings Bank; Dr. Alan Picarillo of UMass Memorial Healthcare; and Peter Alden, bank president and CEO.
Of Note
SpencerBANK donated $500 and collected food items for Mary, Queen of the Rosary Parish Food Pantry in Spencer.
Marlborough-based The Davis Cos., a staffing firm, teamed up with
 Anton’s Cleaners and donated more than 200 coats to Coats for Kids.
Worcester-based accounting firm Shepherd & Goldstein’s Milford office, through Project Smile, assembled gift packages for first responders who encounter traumatized children.
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