The Village Bank Senior Vice President John Karacalidis, Vice President of Community Relations Susan Paley, Cradles to Crayons Executive Director Aubrey Henderson, The Village Bank President and CEO Joseph De Vito, Great Giveaway winner Michael Monticelli and The Village Bank Senior Vice President Amy Werner pose for a photo to celebrate the donation of $5,000 to Cradles to Crayons as part of The Great Giveaway.
City Realty
Boston multifamily landlord and developer City Realty donated 20 Chromebooks to support youth programs run by Action Inc., a Gloucester social services nonprofit operating on Cape Ann.
Helge-Gansett Real Estate Partners
Helge-Gansett Real Estate Partners, a join venture of real estate investor Helge Capital and developer Gansett Ventures, sponsored the Revere Police Activities League Youth Basketball Tournament held at Revere High School earlier this month. Both Helge and Gansett are active investors and developers in Revere’s growing multifamily sector.
Monson Savings Bank
Monson Savings Bank donated $1,450 to the Hampden Senior Center
Rockland Trust Co.
Hanover-based Rockland Trust Co. gave $50,000 to Cambridge community development nonprofit Just A Start, through the bank’s foundation, to help support the new Economic Mobility Hub at the nonprofit’s Ringe Commons tower. The under-construction mixed-use development includes a 19,000-square-foot career training center aimed at the biotech sector and 24 affordable apartments.
The Village Bank
Nonprofit Cradles to Crayons received a $5,000 donation as part of The Village Bank’s Great Giveaway contest. Customers of the Newton bank were automatically entered to win the $10,000 giveaway by swiping their debit card over the summer and the winner, Newton resident Michael Monticelli, was awarded a $5,000 check and a $5,000 donation to make to a charity.
