Community Good Works
Employees at Clinton Savings Bank gathered 65 new and gently-used coats for Clinton residents in need as part of the bank’s annual coat drive. See who else gave back.
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Bristol County Savings Bank announced its foundation was making a $25,000 grant to support the “revival” of the library at New Bedford’s Alfred J. Gomes Elementary School. See who else gave back.
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Banks took the Trump administration’s cuts to federal food aid programs during the government shutdown as a signal to step up their giving to food pantries: $270,000 alone in direct response to the cuts. See who else gave back.
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The Sarkis Team, affiliated with residential brokerage Douglas Elliman, recently led a 40-person cleanup of Titus Sparrow Park in Boston’s South End in partnership with a community group. See who else gave back.
Community Good Works
Leominster-based Fidelity Bank announced it gave $15,000 to three local nonprofits “focused on food insecurity, personal hygiene and veterans outreach programs and services.” See who else gave back.
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Vantage Builders Raised $50,000 to a support center for military families receiving care in Boston. See who else gave back.
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Eastern Bank gave the Braintree Little League program a $10,000 gift to mark the first time in history its 12-year-old players made it to the Little League World Series during an epic series of wins this year. See who else gave back.
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GFA Federal Credit Union, based in Gardner, announced a $75,000, three-year gift to Heywood Hospital, also in Gardner, beginning with an initial $25,000 donation this year. See who else gave back.
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Boston-based Eastern Bank said its foundation has made a $10 million, three-year commitment to its new “Career-Focused English Proficiency Initiative.” See who else gave back.
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It’s scholarship season for local banks and credit unions. In the past week, alone, Massachusetts financial institutions announced nearly $170,000 worth of grants. See who gave back.
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Over 100 employees at Suffolk Construction’s Boston headquarters joined their colleagues at the company’s other locations around the country to make around 3,000 Memorial Day cards for military veterans. See who else gave back.
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Norwood-based OneLocal Bank gave $5,000 to help fun a substance-free party for Norwood High School students following the school’s annual prom. See who else gave back.
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A Workers Credit Union executive organized financial education classes to help students with disabilities and other significant challenges prepare to live independently. See who else gave back.
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Shrewsbury’s Central One Credit Union announced a $5,000 donation to erase student lunch debt owed to the Shrewsbury Public Schools by families in need. See who else gave back.
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Rollstone Bank & Trust made a $10,000 donation to North Star Family Services to support its work helping homeless families in northern Worcester County. See who else gave back.
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Gilbane Building Company employees visited a Boston elementary school to showcase STEM careers to students with events like a Lego-building event and a drone demonstration. See who else gave back.
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Clinton Savings Bank staff, with mascot Scratch the Savings Cat in tow, visited Boylston Elementary School for “Read Across America Day.” See who else gave back.
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Residential brokerage Jack Conway gave $500 to the Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation after the nonprofit was selected by one of its agents who won the right during a raffle at the company’s annual conference. See who else gave back.
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Alltrust Credit Union, based in Fairhaven, said it gave $2,000 to M.O. Life Food Pantry, in honor of retiring 37-year member of its board Fred Peccini. See who else gave back.
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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.
