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Community Good Works

By James Sanna | Banker & Tradesman Staff | Mar 29, 2024 | Reprints | Print

North Shore Bank President Michael R. Wheeler, Essex County Community Foundation President and CEO Beth Francis and North Shore Bank CEO Kevin M. Tierney Sr. pose for a photo commemorating the bank's $20,000 donation to the foundation. Photo courtesy of North Shore Bank

Granite City Electric

Granite City Electric donated electrical supplies to a South Shore Habitat for Humanity project in Cohasset.

North Shore Bank

North Shore Bank, based in Peabody, gave $20,000 to the Essex Community Foundation to support education, healthcare, economic development and social services initiatives.

Webster Five

Webster Five announced its foundation made $79,192 worth of grants to 20 organizations, 18 of which were based in Worcester County in its first grantmaking round of 2024. The grants will fund a range of largely youth-focused work, from a support club for local LGBTQ+ youth through Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Mass/MetroWest.

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