
Community Good Works
Bristol County Savings Bank Gave $250,000 to help fund a new emergency department at Sturdy Memorial Hospital in Attleboro. See who else gave back.
Bristol County Savings Bank Gave $250,000 to help fund a new emergency department at Sturdy Memorial Hospital in Attleboro. See who else gave back.
Boston-based First Priority Credit Union donated $1 million to Brockton homeless services and housing provider NeighborWorks Housing Solutions. The money will fund the predevelopment phase of a permanent supportive housing project in Quincy. See who else gave back.
Boston-based developer City Realty awarded $1,000 scholarships to two Boston college students to help them pay for books and other educational expenses. See who else gave back.
Beverly residential brokerage J Barrett & Company announced its agents raised $6,000 to give to a local cancer support group that it matched dollar-for-dollar. See who else gave back.
Clinton Savings Bank announced it collected around $10,000 worth of toys and other donations for local families in its first-ever holiday toy drive. See who else gave back.
All One Credit Union celebrated its 70th year in business by organizing 70 “acts of kindness” for the communities it serves, including a $10,000 donation to a local food pantry. See who else gave back.
Oxford-based BankHometown announced a $5,000 donation to the Putnam Veterans Advisory Committee, supporting the creation of an Afghanistan Memorial in Putnam. See who else gave back.
KeyBank gave $150,000 to the Springfield Rescue Mission to support a workforce development initiative that matches residents with potential employers and provides training. See who else gave back.
Fitchburg’s IC Credit Union said it gave $12,380 to Spanish American Center, a nonprofit that supports Hispanic and immigrant communities in Central Massachusetts. See who else gave back.
Fitchburg-based IC Credit Union gave $12,324 to North Start Family Home Services to help support the development of a new apartment building for homeless families with children. See who else gave back.
A group of Monson Savings Bank employees volunteered their time to help a local youth-oriented nonprofit to put on a summer family event in Holyoke. See who else gave back.
Country Bank donated its former 191 Sykes St. branch in Palmer, valued at $500,000, to Pathfinder Regional Vocational Technical High School to provide classrooms and office space for the school’s expanding adult-ed programs. See who else gave back.
After a longtime Hanscom Federal Credit Union employee died suddenly earlier this year, a team of HFCU employees led by President and CEO Peter Rice hiked a famous, 75-mile medieval pilgrimage route in Spain to raise thousands of dollars for a fund in the employee’s memory.
Haverhill Bank recently distributed 18 $750 scholarships to area students as part of the annual Joseph F. Healey Memorial Golf Tournament, which honors the memory of a Methuen amateur golfer who died unexpectedly in 2011. See who else gave back!
Rollstone Bank & Trust, based in Fitchburg, pledged $15,000 through its foundation to the Montachusett Veterans Outreach Center in Gardner, a nonprofit organization that supports military veterans and their families. See who else gave back.
Banks across the commonwealth donated to summer programs and granted scholarships this week.
KeyBank announced a $20,000 gift to the Springfield Boys & Girls Club to support a summer learning program at the club called “Brain Gain.” See who else gave back.
East Cambridge Savings Bank raised $10,000 and provided a dollar-for-dollar match to gift $20,000 to The Neighborhood Developers, a nonprofit affordable housing developer and community development corporation based in Chelsea. See who else gave back.
More than Bristol County Savings Bank 300 workers took a day to volunteer at 18 different sites across the bank’s service area, from city parks to YMCA camps and museums. See who else gave back.
Fitchburg’s Rollstone Bank gave $10,000 to Ginny’s Helping Hand to help fund food, clothing and other daily basics for people in need in Leominster. See who else gave back.