BankGloucester held its eighth annual “Banking for the Community” program and presented the nonprofit recipients with checks collectively totaling $20,000.

Adams Community Bank, Florence Bank, HarborOne Bank and more are among those featured in our weekly roundup of organizations giving back to their communities.

Adams Community Bank

Adams Community Bank employees raised $11,833 through their participation in the Walk to End Alzheimer’s at the Ashuwillticook Rail Trail in Cheshire.

Athol Credit Union

Athol Credit Union parnered with the Salvation Army to hold a Fall Harvest Party and distribute nearly 60 sweatshirts to the community’s youth.

BankGloucester

BankGloucester hosted its eighth annual “Banking for the Community” giveaway, awarding 19 organizations a combined total of $20,000.

Belmont Savings Bank

The Belmont Savings Bank Foundation is opening voting to nominate organizations to receive awards. The donations will be funded through its $30,000 grant program for its charitable giving initiative in Newton.

Community Foundation of Southeastern Massachusetts

The BankFive Foundation, a fund of the Community Foundation of Southeastern Massachusetts, recently awarded $10,000 each to the Greater New Bedford Community Health Center and Diman Bengal Education Foundation, on behalf of the Diman Regional Vocational Technical High School.

Florence Bank

Florence Bank is helping area nonprofits through its Customers’ Choice Community Grants program. The selected Pioneer Valley recipient will receive $100,000 to fund their organizations.

HarborOne Bank

HarborOne Bank donated $1,000 to support the great work of More Than Wheels of Keene, New Hampshire. The nonprofit helps people across New England save money, improve their credit scores and access affordable rates so that they can obtain a reliable car.

MutualOne Bank

MutualOne Bank donated $5,000 toward the 2016 World Music Series at Amazing Things Arts Center in Framingham; the bank is the sole sponsor of the event.