42 Worcester Business Journal • August 31, 2015 www.wbjournal.com
PHOTO FINISH
Patriot Buick GMC of Charlton donated a used vehicle to the Charlton
Fire Department for rescue training.
Cancer education group 15-40 Connection of Westborough raised $1
million for outreach efforts through its auction and golf tournament.
MutualOne Bank of Framingham donated $5,000 to the MetroWest
ESL Fund to help adults become fluent in English.
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AN EYE ON AUTISM
D'Ambrosio Eye Care, with five offices in Central Massachusetts, donated $2,005.30
to the Nicholas James Foundation for Autism in Leominster. The funds were raised
from events and patient and staff contributions. Pictured from left: Wilma Stone of
D'Ambrosio Eye Care; Stacy Maillet, president, Nicholas James Foundation for Autism;
and Dr. Francis A. D'Ambrosio Jr. of the eye care center.
GIVING BACK
Simon Malls donated $1,500 scholarships to college-bound students Ricardo Then
of Millbury and James Munyiri of Worcester. Pictured from left: Marina Iannaco of
Auburn Mall in Auburn and Greendale Mall in Worcester; and Munyiri.
CLOSE TO HOME
Avidia Bank of Hudson donated $1,000 to Homeowner Options for Massachusetts
Elders (HOME). Pictured from left: Don Frost, residential lending, Avidia Bank; Len
Raymond, executive director, HOME; Mark R. O'Connell, bank president and CEO; Keith
Dwinells, Hudson branch manager, Avidia.
CLEARING THE PATH TO CAMP
SpencerBANK donated $1,600 to Camp Marshall of Spencer, giving five campers the chance to attend. The 4-H camp offers equestrian programs and leadership training.
