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Community Good Works

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blumshapiro

Boston-based accounting firm blumshapiro donated $24,000 to food banks in Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut.

Naveo Credit Union

Somerville-based Naveo Credit Union awarded $1,500 college scholarships to three local high school students.

North Brookfield Savings Bank

North Brookfield Savings Bank gave $10,000 worth of scholarships to 10 high school students from its service area.

Rollstone Bank & Trust

Leominster-based Rollstone Bank & Trust has partnered with the North Middlesex Regional School District to buy state-of-the-art scoreboards for the district’s high school baseball and softball fields. The solar-powered boards cost $15,700 to buy and install in time for the spring 2021 season.

The bank also recently sponsored the creation of 500 cloth facemasks by area sewing hobbyists, worth $2,000. The bank will give two masks to each employee and donate the remainder to first responders and area nonprofits.

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