24 Worcester Business Journal | May 11, 2020 | wbjournal.com
P H O T O F I N I S H
Masks for Leominster
Rollstone Bank & Trust donated 2,000 masks to UMass Memorial
HealthAlliance-Clinton Hospital in an effort to support community efforts
against COVID-19. Pictured (from left) are Rollstone Bank & Trust President &
CEO Martin Connors, HealthAlliance-Clinton Hospital Interim President Steve
Roach, and Chief Medical Officer Dr. Charles Cavagnaro.
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Cornerstone Bank gives back
Cornerstone Bank donated $49,312 to three United Way organizations,
including United Way of Southbridge, Sturbridge and Charlton, United Way
of Webster and Dudley, and United Way of Central Massachusetts, reflecting
an employee gift of $24,656. Pictured (from left) are UWSSC executive director
Mary O'Coin; UWSSC 2019 Campaign Chair Dawna Dagenais; Todd Tallman,
Cornerstone Bank president; UWSSC Board President April Parzych; and
Cornerstone Bank Controller and UWSSC Treasurer Scott Dungey.
Railers team up with ATG
Each Monday through the end of may, Southborough truck dealer Advantage
Truck Group will donate food and gift cards purchased from local restaurants
to area food pantries and healthcare facilities, as well as police and fire
departments. Through the program, dubbed Railers HC Food for Frontliners, the
Worcester Railers Hockey Club will purchase more than $10,000 worth of food
to be donated to local organizations throughout Central Massachusetts.
Working together
Worcester nonprofit Seven Hills Foundation coordinated with area nonprofits
to purchase and distribute 350,000 masks purchased directly from China. The
5,500-pound order was sorted and distributed at the end of April. Pictured (from
left) are State Rep. Joseph McKenna (R-Webster), Seven Hills CEO Kathee
Jordan, Seven Hills Director of Facilities Mike Kendrick, and Seven Hills Vice
President of Government and Community relations Bill Stock.
