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Teens Will ‘Thrive’ From Framingham Co-operative Bank’s Donation

Nov 25, 2009 | Reprints | Unlock Link | Print

Michael Daly (center), executive director of Resiliency for Life, with Framingham Co-operative Bank's Michael Bilinsky, business development officer, and Rachel Stewart, assistant vice president of marketing and administrative director of the Framingham Co-operative Bank charitable foundation. Framingham Co-operative Bank’s charitable foundation has donated $12,500 to an academic program assisting trouble students at Framingham High School.

The program, Resiliency for Life, helps more than 70 at-risk students on the verge of academic failure to persevere, thrive and lead productive lives, according to a statement.

"The bank and its charitable foundation are pleased to be able to help provide students with the aid and encouragement necessary to support their potential in the future," said Mark R. Haranas, president of Framingham Co-operative Bank.

Since it was established in 1998, the Framingham Co-operative Bank Charitable Foundation has donated more than $1.4 million to community causes as part of its commitment to improve and enhance quality of life for local residents, according to a statement.

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