Photo Finish: March 18
WALKATHON HELP
Fitchburg-based Workers' Credit Union donated $500 to Franklin County Home Care Corp. of Turners Falls, for its Meals on Wheels Walkathon May 4. Pictured, left to right, are: Jackie Belanger, event coordinator, Franklin County Home Care Corp.; and Dawn Marino, assistant vice president and branch manager, Workers' Credit Union.
FLOWER POWER
Lancaster-based D'Ambrosio Eye Care visited Manor On The Hill residents in Leominster for Valentine's Day. Pictured, left to right, rear, are: Julie Bagdonis, director of marketing, Manor On The Hill: Jude Seppa, community outreach, D'Ambrosio Eye Care; and Wendy Mongeau, Judy Wallace, Mallory Panzarella, Lori Gomes, Deb Bellamy, Sheila Davis, Jessica Pepin and Kim Hammond of D'Ambrosio. Front row: Matthew Hall, Manor marketing coordinator; and Megan Gustafson of D'Ambrosio.
GREEN EFFORTS
Southbridge Savings Bank pledged $15,000 to The Last Green Valley Inc., a group dedicated to preserving the National Heritage Corridor. Pictured, from left to right, are: Ron Cooper, assistant vice president of commercial lending, Southbridge Savings Bank; Charlene Cutler, executive director and CEO, The Last Green Valley Inc.; and Tom Dufresne, bank senior vice president and chief technology officer.
FIRM SUPPORT
Attorneys and staff at Worcester-based Mirick O'Connell participated in National Wear Red Day for the American Heart Association. Employees also had the option of paying $5 to wear jeans and support the firm's Heart Walk team. Both efforts are to raise awareness about heart disease in women.
Of Note
Auburn Mall donated furniture to the Auburn Public Schools and Habitat for Humanity-MetroWest/Greater Worcester. The mall is redoing its food court.
Price Chopper, with stores in Central Massachusetts, raised $24,682.13 and 34,349 pounds of food for 14 local food banks in Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, Pennsylvania and Vermont.
Marlborough-based Sepaton Inc. partnered with United Way to give financial help to 17 local low-income families and 30 children.
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