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Posted: November 11, 2016
Bridgewater Savings and BSB Charitable Foundation donation of $2,000 to School on Wheels of MA
Raynham, MA Bridgewater Savings Bank’s employees and the BSB Charitable Foundation has made a donation of $2,000 to School on Wheels of MA (SOWMA). School on Wheels of MA is a non-profit organization with a mission to educate children impacted by homelessness by providing academic support and one-on-one mentoring so that children can reach their full potential. Many children impacted by homelessness attend schools located in their communities.
Pictured (from left) are: Suzanne Catraio; Sean Wilson; Diane Pereira; Roger Wass; Martha Fox; Mike Kemple; Cheryl Opper, School on Wheels of MA founder and executive director; Peter Dello Russo, Bridgewater Savings president and COO; Emily Lively; Stephen Peck; Jill Sweeney; Ashley Frasher; Kathleen Lynch.; and Justin Jeffrey.During the weeks of August 22 and 29, all Bridgewater Savings Bank locations collected school supplies from customers and employees. BSB employees also donated money to dress in jeans on August 26 and September 2. With an additional contribution from the Bridgewater Savings Charitable Foundation, a total of $2,000 was donated to SOWMA plus over $500 in school supplies including backpacks, crayons, notebooks, rulers, glue sticks, binders, markers and much more.
The Bridgewater Savings Charitable Foundation was established in 2003. Bridgewater Savings is a full service financial institution offering commercial, consumer and residential loans as well as business and personal banking. Please visit www.bridgewatersavings.com or call 508.884.3300 for additional information. Bridgewater Savings is a member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) and a member of the Depositors Insurance Fund (DIF). Bridgewater Savings is an Equal Housing Lender.
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