Focused on What Matters Most

Now more than ever, the needs of our communities are great. To ensure our support makes a true impact, we make these categories of giving a priority.

A drawing of two hands shaking in the shape of a heart. Basic Needs

We are committed to helping families in our communities meet their basic needs, including food security, shelter, food assistance and more.

A drawing of a person with an arrowing going upward in a bubble next to them. Financial Literacy

We believe everyone needs important life skills like budgeting, saving and managing debt for a brighter and more secure future.

A symbol of healthcare. Health Care

We support those who contribute to educate and provide access and resources for health, health education and health-related organizations.

A graph showing money increasing. Economic Development

We want to take part in revitalizing areas within our geographic footprint, supporting small business and entrepreneurship, and focusing on economic development.

A drawing of a lemonade stand. Youth + Education

We believe in investing in the potential of the next generation and providing them with the opportunities and resources to learn and flourish.

A drawing of a theater with music notes. Arts

We harness the power of the arts to enhance the cultural community, performance arts, arts education and creativity in its many forms.

Success Stories

We salute efforts to make a lasting impact in our neighborhoods. See the success of our focused support in action.

Neighbors Helping Neighbors

Raising funds to help fight hunger.

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Putnam Veterans Advisory Committee

Giving back to veterans who gave so much.

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Community Harvest Project

Helping the hungry access healthy food.

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Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce

Supporting those who support local business.

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2024 Giving by the Numbers: Nearly $325,000 donated over the last year, more than 200 organizations helped last year, and more than $3 million donated over the last decade. 2024 Giving by the Numbers: Nearly $325,000 donated over the last year, more than 200 organizations helped last year, and more than $3 million donated over the last decade.

News

March 5, 2025

bankHometown Donates $24,000 to United Way

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January 27, 2025

bankHometown Raises $67,500 for Local Food Pantries in 21st Annual Neighbors Helping Neighbors Drive

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November 22, 2024

bankHometown Donates $5,000 to the Putnam Veterans Advisory Committee in Support of Afghanistan Memorial

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August 30, 2024

bankHometown named among most charitable companies in Massachusetts

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August 21, 2024

bankHometown hosted 2nd annual drive for veterans

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June 3, 2024

bankHometown Commits $150K to New Worcester Chamber Fund

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May 28, 2024

bankHometown Awards $28,000 in Scholarships to 14 Local Students through QVCC Foundation

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April 23, 2024

bankHometown Donates $10,000 to NewVue Communities Fitchburg Arts Community Housing Development Project

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March 18, 2024

bankHometown donates $15,000 to North Star Family Services’ Journey Home Fund

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February 5, 2024

bankHometown Commits $25,000 to Millbury/Sutton Fuel Fund for 2024

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February 1, 2024

bankHometown Raises $84,400 for Local Food Pantries in 20th Annual Neighbors Helping Neighbors Drive

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January 26, 2024

bankHometown Donates $27,000 to United Way

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December 12, 2023

Friendly House receives grants from FHLBank Boston and bankHometown

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October 30, 2023

bankHometown Commits $10,000 to Millbury Parents Club

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August 30, 2023

bankHometown Awards $4,000 in Scholarships to Area Grads

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February 14, 2023

bankHometown Donates $22,000 to United Way

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Making a Difference Together

Our employees donate their time to help ensure our communities flourish. See how we accomplish more as a team!

Bank President and CEO, Rob Morton attends the dedication of Veteran's Park.

Dedication of Veterans Park

bankHometown’s President and CEO Rob Morton attended the dedication of Veterans Park in Putnam, Conn. to celebrate community heroes.

Bank employees standing in a box truck full of clothing donations.

Veterans Inc. Clothing Donation

bankHometown collected clothing to lend a helping hand to veterans in our community.

Bank employees teaching a financial class to youth for educational enrichment.

Northeast Opportunities for Wellness

bankHometown taught money management and banking skills to youth in our neighborhoods.

A group of bank employees and young entrepreneurs posing for a photo.

Entrepreneurship for All Greater Worcester

bankHometown invested in young entrepreneurs and economic empowerment programs in Worcester with President and CEO Rob Morton serving as a mentor for program participants.

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