bankHometown Donates $27,000 to United Way

bankHometown and its employees recently made donations of more than $27,000 to three United Way organizations in Central Massachusetts.

Employees pledged over $17,000 of their own funds in the bank’s United Way workplace campaign for 2024. Combined with the bank’s donation of $10,000, the campaign total of $27,419 will be divided among the United Way organizations of Central, North Central, and South Central Massachusetts as determined by the employees. The campaign lets employees donate and direct funds to advocate for causes most important to them. As a long-time contributor, the bank and its employees have donated more than $176,000 through the workplace campaign and donations to other United Way-related campaigns, events, and initiatives.

The United Way is a volunteer-driven organization that serves residents through its own programs and services as well as those of its partner agencies. The organization works to advance the common good by focusing on the building blocks for a good life – education, financial stability, health, and basic needs.

“bankHometown and our employees are proud to support the United Way in its mission to unlock the full potential of our friends, neighbors, and communities in need throughout Central Massachusetts,” said bankHometown President and CEO Robert J. Morton.

In the Photo
(R to L) Kory Eng, president and CEO of the United Way of North Central Massachusetts; Timothy Garvin, president and CEO of the United Way of Central Massachusetts; Tina Puzo, vice president and branch officer of the Auburn office of bankHometown and the bank’s workplace campaign coordinator; Robert J. Morton, bankHometown president and CEO; Mary O’Coin, executive director of the United Way of South Central Massachusetts.