Polish National Credit Union presented a check and food collected at its seven locations to Chicopee High School students during their annual spirit week food drive.

Charles River Bank, Leominster Credit Union, The Village Bank and more are featured in our weekly roundup of organizations giving back to their communities.

 

Charles River Bank

Charles River Bank donated $825 to the Bellingham Public Library and $1,000 to the Bellingham Senior Center. The bank also awarded a $750 college scholarship to Jessica Kaplan.

 

Realtor Association Of Pioneer Valley

The Community Service Committee of the Realtor Association of Pioneer Valley held a blanket and book drive this month to benefit the Shriners Hospital for Children in Springfield. Committee members gathered over 100 yards of fleece to make 50 blankets for the inpatients of the hospital.

 

Leominster Credit Union

Leominster Credit Union donated $300 to the Help the Homeless Children fund. The donation will be used to provide transportation and cover the cost of dinner for families currently living in motels and shelters.

 

Mechanics Cooperative Bank

Mechanics Cooperative Bank donated $20,000 to sponsor HealthFirst Family Care Center in Fall River and its dental program.

 

Northern Bank & Trust

Northern Bank & Trust recently granted $2,500 to the Roudenbush Community Center, which offers educational enrichment to individuals, families and communities, as well as full- and part-day childcare, preschool and school-age programs.

 

Polish National Credit Union

Polish National Credit Union presented a check and food collected at its seven locations to Chicopee High School students during their annual spirit week food drive.

 

Rollstone Bank & Trust

Rollstone Bank & Trust employees will give $36,662 to the United Way of North Central Massachusetts through a payroll deduction program this coming year.

 

SpencerBANK

SpencerBANK employees donated $520 to the American Heart Association.

 

The Village Bank

The Village Bank’s Auburndale Community Charitable Foundation will award $50,000 in scholarships to local college-bound high school seniors.

Community Good Works

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