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Pictured right to left: (front row) United Way Director of Resource Development Laura Murphy, United Way President & CEO Dennis Carman, HarborOne Bank Vice President of Training Carole Martin, (back row) HarborOne Executive Vice President and chief lending officer Scott Sanborn, Charity Guild Executive Director Laura Striese and HarborOne Assistant Vice President Jack Riley. Photo courtesy of HarborOne Bank
Bristol County Savings Bank
Taunton-based Bristol County Savings Bank donated $100,000 from Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston’s Jobs for New England Recovery Program to nine local nonprofits impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Recipients include the Downtown Taunton Foundation, the Girls & Boys Club of New Bedford and Immigrants’ Assistance Center.
Hanscom Federal Credit Union
Hanscom Federal Credit Union donated $1,000 to Great Divide Animal Rescue and $500 each to Kiva, Mental Health America and Girls Who Code as part of its #BuildHope charity campaign. The campaign also led to 124 employee donations of $10 each to 33 different groups chosen by the lender’s employees. Total donations generated by the campaign totaled $3,700.
HarborOne Bank
Brockton-based HarborOne Bank gave $142,475 to match an equivalent amount donated by employees to the United Way of Greater Plymouth County.
Mechanics Cooperative Bank
Fall River-based Mechanics Cooperative Bank donated $5,000 to Fall River United Way. The gift will support some of the 30-plus health and human service agencies in the Fall River area that receive funding from the nonprofit.
MutualOne Bank
Framingham-based MutualOne Bank gave $10,000 to the Natick Service Council to support the organization’s efforts to assist neighbors facing rent or mortgage related financial needs.
The bank also gave $5,000 to the Massachusetts Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired to support their assistive technology training services for older adults, offered in partnership with the Natick Community-Senior Center.
