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Dedham Savings Donates To Local Music Groups

Mar 12, 2010 | Reprints | Unlock Link | Print

Pictured left to right: Jerry Lavoie, trustee, Dedham Institution for Savings Foundation; Dick Church, director, Dedham Choral Society; Peter Brown, trustee, Dedham Institution for Savings Foundation and Frank Walley, director, Dedham Choral Society. The Dedham Institution for Savings Foundation has donated $5,250 to the Dedham Choral Society and $2,550 to Music Access Group Inc.

The choral society will use the funds to cover costs associated with a concert this spring at Jordan Hall in Boston.

Pictured left to right: Fred Civian, board member, Music Access Group; Peter Brown, trustee, Dedham Institution for Savings Foundation; Ed Morneau, board member, Music Access Group; Fred Wofford, president of Music Access Group and Jerry Lavoie, trustee, Dedham Institution for Savings Foundation. The Music Access Group will use to money to pay for three events from the "Crossroads" music series, which combine music workshops with concerts for students, musicians and evening concert goers, according to a statement.

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