24 Worcester Business Journal | February 5, 2018 | wbjournal.com
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Community cornerstone
Worcester-based Cornerstone Bank donated $40,000 to Worcester
Community Action Council to help area residents with heating costs.
Pictured (from left) are Cornerstone Chief Administrative Officer Susan A.
Gunnell; WCAC Director of Development Ellen Ganley; bank President and
Treasurer Todd M. Tallman; and WCAC Executive Director Jill Dagilis.
Mathworks supports stem efforts
Discovery Museum of Acton renewed its partnership with MathWorks,
the Natick-based software developer, to bring its Traveling Science
Workshops hands-on STEM program to pre-K through Grade 8 classrooms
throughout New England. The program, underwritten by MathWorks, has
been updated to reflect changes in state science curriculum standards.
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Very Neighborly
Oxford-based bankHometown announced total 2017 donations of $25,000
through its Neighbors Helping Neighbors program – collecting donations
from customers and community members and matching those donations.
Among the groups benefiting are CARE Food Pantry in Clinton and
Auburn Youth and Family Services. Pictured (third from left) is
bankHometown President and CEO Mike Hewitt, with members of the
various community nonprofits.
