Photo Finish: Nov. 11
BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT
Webster Five pledged $3,000 to Central MA Hospice Inc. to develop a volunteer and bereavement program for patients and their families. Pictured, from left to right, are: Sam Bitar, branch manager, Webster Five; Lucia Camara, spiritual counselor; Jeanine Darci, hospice director; Jacklyn Fleming, executive director, Central MA Hospice; and Rick Leahy, CEO, Webster Five.
CANCER CONTRIBUTIONS
Marlborough Savings Bank donated $125,000 to UMass Memorial Cancer Center at Marlborough Hospital. Pictured, from left to right, are: Ellen Dorian, executive vice president of marketing and human relations, Marlborough Savings Bank; Rick Bennett, bank president and CEO; and Candra Szymanski, interim president and CEO, Marlborough Hospital.
SERVICE FUNDING
Hudson-based Avidia Bank donated $1,000 to Seven Hills Foundation in Sturbridge. Pictured, from left to right, are: Jimmie Ames, assistant vice president and market manager, Avidia Bank; and Kate Myshrall, vice president of advancement, Seven Hills Foundation.
ONE FOR THE BOOKS
Community Foundation of North Central Massachusetts pledged $2,500 over five years to the United Way of North Central Massachusetts’ Reading First initiative, which mails books monthly to children under five. Pictured, from left to right, are: Holly Conry, Sentinel & Enterprise; Linda Mack, Community Foundation of North Central Massachusetts; Carol Valianti of Unitil; and Kathy Heintz of United Way of North Central Massachusetts.
STRIDES FOR HOPE
Southbridge Savings Bank donated $705 to the American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life “Class Act” team. Pictured, from left to right, are: Erin Haynes, American Cancer Society; and Jason Main, Jamey Mekal and John Jawor of Southbridge Savings Bank’s investment services team.
Of Note
Worcester-based Reliant Medical Group raised more than $11,000 with its October charity 5K. Funds benefit local fitness and obesity-prevention programs.
Mark’s Moving & Storage in Marlborough donated use of a tractor and moving trailer last month for the Employment Options family festival, as well as a truck and crew to transport food, tables and other supplies to the event.
Framingham-based MutualOne Bank donated $2,500 to the MetroWest Free Medical Program.
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