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Julio's Liquors of Westborough donated $5,000 for Shriners Hospitals for
Children through its annual Go Whisk(e)y Festival. The liquor store
matched all donations made during the event.
Central One Federal Credit Union in Shrewsbury hosted a financial
literacy program, Road to Financial Independence, for some high school
students.
Community Foundation of North Central Massachusetts was part of
an effort to award 14 grants in 13 communities, including
Boys & Girls Club of Lunenburg ($7,500).
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BANK GIVES BACK
Worcester-based Bay State Savings Bank donated $4,000 to Edward Street Child
Services of Worcester through its Champions for Children initiative. Pictured, from
left: Thomas Belton, Bay State's vice president of Internet technology and chair of
Edward Street's board of directors; Eve Gilmore, director of partnership development,
Dianne Bruce, executive director and Kim Davenport, a managing director, all with
Edward Street; and Peter Alden, bank president and CEO.
HOUSING HELP
People's United Bank of Worcester awarded a $7,000 grant to Worcester Community
Housing Resources. Pictured: Karen Galbo, director, People's United Community
Foundation; and Dominick Marcigliano, executive director, Worcester Community
Housing Resources.
POWER OF GENEROSITY
Electric utility company TransCanada, with offices in Westborough, gave a $15,000
grant to the Massachusetts Good Neighbor Energy Fund. The money will help
residents who need assistance with energy bills but don't qualify for other aidssistance.
Pictured, from left: Virginia Anthony, chair, Massachusetts Good Neighbor Energy Fund
campaign; TransCanada representatives Matthew Cole, Kim Pare and Brandon Kibbe;
and Gil Reynders, divisional social services director, Salvation Army-Massachusetts.
