Photo Finish: May 27
STEPS AHEAD
Sullivan Benefits, with offices in Worcester, walked in the March for Babies last month in Worcester, to benefit the March of Dimes. The company has raised more than $125,000 for the charity in the 11 years it has participated. This year, the Sullivan team raised more than $12,500.
A PROMISE ON THE BOOKS
Framingham-based Mutual One Bank pledged $50,000 over three years to help build the Christa McAuliffe Branch Library in Framingham, awarding an initial $20,000. Pictured, from left to right, are: Susan Acton, MutualOne Charitable Foundation trustee; Ruth Winnet, president, Framingham Public Library Foundation; Mark Contois, library director; Nancy Gentile, Christa McAuliffe Library branch manager; Elizabeth Fiideler, library board member; Rachel Stewart, administrative director, Mutual One Charitable Foundation; and Jo-Anne Thompson, library board member.
IT TAKES A VILLAGE
Southbridge Credit Union donated $10,000 to fund three $5 Fridays at Old Sturbridge Village. Pictured, left to right, are: Thruse Hammer, interpreter, Old Sturbridge Village; Jeff Davenport, president, Southbridge Credit Union; and Will Contino, interpreter at OSV.
COOKBOOK CRUSADE
North Brookfield Savings Bank is selling cookbooks to raise money for a new arts and crafts building at Camp Putnam in New Braintree. Pictured, left to right, are: Donna Boulanger, president and CEO, North Brookfield Savings Bank; Todd Stewart, director, Camp Putnam; and Jack Lawlor, North Brookfield branch manager.
BOSTON PRIDE
Fitchburg-based IC Federal Credit Union raised nearly $400 for those affected by the Boston Marathon bombings with its Jeans for Charity program. The program, which began three years ago, has raised nearly $30,000 for various charities. Pictured, left to right, are: Susan Coleman, human resources manager, IC Federal Credit Union; and Jane Flannagan, senior vice president of human resources at the credit union.
Of Note
BeeZers in Northborough hosted Chicago Hot Dog Day on May 8 to benefit Poodle Rescue of New England. A portion of every hot dog sold was donated to the organization.
For all of 2013, Arcudi Oil of Mendon is sporting the Veterans Inc. logo on one of its trucks and donating one cent per gallon of heating oil to the veterans’ non-profit group, based in Worcester.
Mexicali Fresh Mex Grill in Holden is donating 10 percent of all sales to help the Mountview and Davis Hill middle schools’ Destination Imagination team fund their trip to the 2013 Global Finals in Tennessee.
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