News: Financial Digest
Posted: March 10, 2017
Bridgewater Savings donates $2,500 to Housing Solutions for Southeastern Massachusetts
Shown (from left) are: Carl Nagy-Koechlin, housing executive director, Housing Solutions for Southeastern Mass.; and Peter Dello Russo, Bridgewater Savings president and CEO.
Raynham, MA According to Bridgewater Savings Bank, its Charitable Foundation has made a donation of $2,500 to Housing Solutions for Southeastern Massachusetts.
Housing Solutions for Southeastern Mass. is committed to helping low and moderate-income families and individuals by providing decent, safe and affordable housing. Bridgewater Savings Charitable Foundation donated $2,500 to Housing Solutions’ Scattered Site Transitional Apartment Program (SSTAP) which provides shelter and support services for families who are homeless due to domestic violence.
Established under state charter in 1872, Bridgewater Savings is a full service financial institution offering commercial and residential loans as well as business and personal banking.
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