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Dedham Institution For Savings Donates To Local Groups

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Pictured from left are Tom Filbin, trustee of Dedham Institution for Savings Foundation; Michelle Persson Reilly, executive director of Dedham Community Association; Peter Brown, trustee of Dedham Institution for Savings Foundation; Mark Manning, board president of Dedham Community Association; and Joshua Walther, program and camp director of Dedham Community Association. The Dedham Institution for Savings Foundation is donating $42,000 to two local nonprofits and two schools.

The foundation is contributing $7,000 to the Charles River Association for Retarded Citizens Inc. The money will be used to purchase equipment for program participants that have the most complex medical and cognitive needs in the group’s day therapeutic day services program.

The foundation is also donating $12,500 annually for two years to help fund a new, environmentally responsible, outdoor swimming pool and pool house at the Dedham Community House.

The libraries at Dedham High School and Dedham Middle School will receive $10,000 to purchase new books.

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