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Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
Executive Committee
Erika Travinski
1st Vice Chair
Jessica Bettencourt
Immediate Past Chair
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Board Members
Angela Chviek
Kimberly Cobb
Rich Eichacker
Steve Gardiner
Rich Suitum
Michael Wales
Michael L. Wales Painting Co.
Jim Donahue
Honorary Board Member
Counsel
Padgett D. Berthiaume
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Welcome to CROSSROADS EVENTS!
Today is the last day to RSVP for the Chamber's Annual Meeting on January 22. We're thrilled to have a terrific storyteller, Dr. Steinberg, the President of the Worcester Red Sox, as our guest speaker. Drop us a line by noon today to reserve your spot. Among the other important news in this issue you will find that our 2020 Regional Guide has arrived, our Planning for Healthcare in Retirement Brown Bag Seminar is filling up fast, it's time to apply for the 2020 Chamber Scholarships, and we congratulate the winners of the Sturbridge BUSINESS OF THE YEAR awards (all Chamber Members!). There is also info on February's Fun at Five, a free presentation on our Fall trip to Tuscany coming on January 29, plus much more from our Members and friends in this issue.
WANTED: Your 2020 Events!
We rely on you to share with us and our community your news and events. Whether your business employs thousands or you are a one-person operation, Crossroads is your platform to share your latest news and happenings. Thank you for emailing us your press releases, links and photos for inclusion in
Crossroads!
Keep posting your events to our online events calendar! We love to share them!
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CHAMBER OF CENTRAL MASS SOUTH
ANNUAL MEETING
JANUARY 22, 2020
11:30am-1:00pm
RSVP DEADLINE
IS NOON TODAY!
THE BARN AT WIGHT FARM
420 MAIN ST, STURBRIDGE
GUEST SPEAKER:
DR. CHARLES STEINBERG
PRESIDENT OF THE WORCESTER RED SOX
AGENDA
11:00-11:30 REGISTRATION & MINGLING
11:30 WELCOME
12:15 DR. CHARLES STEINBERG
12:45 QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
1:00 ADJOURN
MENU
GARDEN SALAD SERVED WITH
ROLLS & BUTTER
NOT YOUR AVERAGE CHICKEN CORDON BLEU with SUPREME SAUCE
SEASONAL RAVIOLI (VEGETARIAN OPTION)
MASHED POTATOES
BROCCOLINI
APPLE CRANBERRY CRISP
COST
$30 PER PERSON FOR CHAMBER MEMBERS (TABLES OF 8 FOR $225)
$40 FOR NON-MEMBERS
(TABLE OF 8 FOR $320)
PLEASE RSVP BY NOON ON
JANUARY 15, 2020.
BY CALLING 508-347-2761
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSOR:
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It's time to apply for the
2020 CMS Chamber Scholarships!
The Chamber of Central Mass South typically awards three $1000 scholarships per year. Scholarships are disbursed directly to the student upon presentation of grades from first semester completed after the award is announced and a
minimum 3.0 GPA attained.
Students must be a resident or student within the towns served by the Chamber of Central Mass South. (Southbridge, Sturbridge, Charlton, Spencer, the Brookfields, Warren, Wales, Holland and Brimfield.)
For information call 508-347-2761.
The Chamber does not discriminate against an applicant because of race, color, sex/gender, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, disability, or homelessness.
Please return the completed application, transcript, recommendations and student essay
by April 1, 2020 to:
Scholarship Committee
Chamber of Central Mass South
46 Hall Road
Sturbridge, MA, 01566
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Spotlight on Tuscany
September 30 - October 8, 2020
9 Days, 10 Meals
FREE Info Session on January 29
Get away with your Chamber as we offer this 9-day trip to Tuscany in Fall of 2020!
We will be hosting a presentation about this trip for anyone who is interested in learning more on January 29, 5:00pm at The Chamber offices. Please RSVP by noon on January 29 to
The trip includes a single hotel stay (Hotel Ercolini) from which you will visit Montecatini Terme, Florence, Lucca, the World War II Gothic Line, Pisa, take a cooking class, Siena (choose to visit a gothic cathedral or take a guided tour through a Siena neighborhood), take a Winery Tour, visit a Cheese Farm and San Gimignano.
These are just the highlights!!
You can also find pricing and more details.
For more information or to book, please contact
Patti Wilmot or Joe Fitzgerald at
(800) 267-1858 or (413) 668-6202
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Remember... MEMBER TO MEMBER!
We THANK YOU for KEEPING IT LOCAL...
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Planning for Healthcare in Retirement
Presented by Christopher Mallon, Program Manager
Financial Planning & Investment Team at Cornerstone Bank
Tuesday, January 28 at Noon
Chamber Conference Room, 46 Hall Road, Sturbridge
FREE for CMS Chamber Members, $15 for non-Members.
Space is Limited! This session is filling up fast!
to save your spot!
Feel free to bring your lunch. Use our microwave to heat it up! Relax, learn and grow with us!
This presentation includes an overview on Medicare, as well as some related planning strategies.
- Key questions that will be answered in the presentation:
- What is the current outlook for healthcare system in USA?
- How much will my healthcare expenses be during my retirement?
- When do I become eligible for Medicare?
- How do I enroll or make changes (if I'm already enrolled)?
- What are the different parts of Medicare & what do they cover?
- What's the difference between traditional Medicare & Medicare advantage plans?
- What are some strategies to help me save on my Medicare expenses (i.e. prescription coverage, etc.)?
- Are there any helpful resources I should be made aware of?
If you've ever asked yourself any of the above questions and want to learn more - please register for this event!
Important note: This is NOT a product sales presentation of any kind and is kept strictly educational.
PRESENTER BIO: Christopher Mallon, Program Manager
Mr. Mallon serves as the Program Manager for the Financial Planning & Investment team located at Cornerstone Bank. In this role he is responsible for client engagement & marketing initiatives. Prior to joining, he spent over a decade partnering with top Financial Advisors across the Midwest and Northeast on behalf of some of the industry's largest asset managers; including Putnam Investments & Nuveen Investments. Mr. Mallon brings a wide array of Wealth Management, Practice Management & Investment expertise to the team. He is a both a registered Investment Advisor and Securities Broker and holds his Series 7 & 65 licenses. He is the proud father of identical girls and enjoys fly-fishing and golfing in his spare time.
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2020 Regional Guide is in!
Our 2020 Regional Guide & Membership Directory is hot off the presses! We will distribute copies at the Annual Meeting. You can download a lo-res PDF of the guide by clicking the image at right or stop by the office during business hours to pick up hard copies.
These directories will be distributed to high traffic venues throughout our region over the next several months.
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NETWORK WITH YOUR CHAMBER
Fun at Five!
Tuesday, February 18, 2020
5:00-7:00pm
Sturbridge Host Hotel & Conference Center
366 Main Street (Rte 20), Sturbridge, 508-347-7393
Join us for a
Mid-Winter Warm Up Fun at Five at the Sturbridge Host Hotel and Conference Center. Enjoy a signature cocktail or two offered at a cash bar with complimentary soft drinks and water. Partake in tasty treats and appetizers!
Take a tour of guest rooms, the hotel's meeting space, and historic Oxhead Tavern.
You could win...
A Romance Package
($210 value)
Thanks to our host, the Sturbridge Host Hotel & Conference Center!
The package includes an overnight guestroom for one night, a four course meal at
The Oxhead Tavern for two and Breakfast for two in our Greenhouse Restaurant.
(This package is available for one full year after the Fun at Five, based on availability. Peak blackout dates, such as New Year's Eve, will apply.)
Register for Fun at Five by email or phone.
508-347-2761
Cost is $12 for Members who pre-register,
$15 at the door, or $20 for non-Members.
Thank you to our February Fun at Five Sponsor!
The Center of Hope
The Center of Hope Foundation has been serving local individuals
with disabilities for more than 60 years.
The Center of Hope Foundation provides people with disabilities and their families
the employment, day services, social and other opportunities
to be contributing members of their communities,
and to achieve the most fulfilling and meaningful lives possible.
100 Foster Street, Southbridge, 508-764-4085
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Mass. Office of Business Development: Office Hours at the Chamber The Session is Filled. Request an Appointment for next time!
We are very pleased to announce that on Thursday, January 16 we have state leaders available at the Chamber of Central Mass South to meet with you to discuss your specific business needs as well as state-provided resources that may be available to meet those needs. All available appointments have been booked for this session.
If you would like us to contact you to save a spot for MOBD's next visit, or if you have any questions, please contact Alexandra McNitt at 508-347-2761 or email:
alexandra_mcnitt@cmschamber.org
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Present a Brown Bag Seminar, Host or Sponsor Fun at Five in 2020
The Chamber's Education Committee is currently planning our schedule of Brown Bag Seminars for the first half of 2020. Typically 1 hour long, these seminars are intended to attract intimate audiences of 5-30 people. Seminars are held at the Chamber office on the 4th Tuesday of the month at noon.
Presenting a Brown Bag Seminar is a great way to shine a spotlight on your business and the services you offer. You create the lesson plan, we do the rest including creating the invitations and promoting your seminar.
We are now planning for the months of
March, April, May and June. If you are interested in sharing your expertise with your fellow Chamber Members while promoting yourself and your business, we would love to hear from you!
Just drop Alix a line with the topic you would like to present and your preferred month to get the ball rolling!
Email Alix at alexandra_mcnitt@cmschamber.org
Host or Sponsor a Fun at Five
The Chamber is also planning its schedule of monthly networking events for the year. If you are interested in hosting or sponsoring a Fun at Five, contact Alix and she'll give you all the details. Our next opening is March's Fun at Five.
Call or email Alix for more info. 508-347-2761
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Sturbridge Business of the Year Award - Winners Announced
Beginning at the end of November, the Sturbridge Tourist Association (STA) announced they were seeking nominations for the first ever Sturbridge Business of the Year Awards. Businesses could be nominated in one of four categories: Shop, Eat, Stay or Play. After that announcement, the STA collected nominations for the award through the first few weeks of December via an online nomination form. By the close of the nomination period, the STA had received
seventy-five nominations for Sturbridge businesses. At their December 17th meeting STA members reviewed all of the nominations and selected the following four businesses as the 2019 winners:
The STA is proud of all of its winners. For winning the 2019 Business of the Year, the STA is awarding each business with the following:
- Recognition at the January 21st meeting of the Board of Selectmen with the presentation of the award (public is welcome to attend)
- A $1,000 reimbursable marketing grant to promote their business in 2020
The STA would like to congratulate all those businesses who received nominations for their hard work in 2019. The STA would also like to thank all those who helped nominate these fantastic Sturbridge businesses. The Business of the Year award will continue going forward, so the STA encourages all businesses to continue all of their great efforts in 2020.
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Shaunna Monts Joins Venture Senior Management Team
Accomplished HR Executive Named as Vice President of Human Resources
Venture Community Services, one of the Commonwealth's leading providers of innovative human services has announced the selection of Shaunna Monts as its new Vice President of Human Resources & Professional Development. In this role, Shaunna will oversee all of the agency's HR initiatives compliance, while ensuring HR is aligned with Venture's vision.
Shaunna brings over 15 years of professional experience to Venture and has a strong history of human resource management that includes strategic initiatives, employee retention programs, labor relations, policy management and employee development.
She most recently served as The Director of Human Resources for Wellmore Behavioral Health where she served an employee base of 350 people who provided clinical and home-based treatment to those in need. Shaunna has also held positions in the HR field at Community Health Resources, The Metropolitan District and American Medical Response. She has served on the Diversity Committee of the Human Resources Association of Central Connecticut, the African-American Affairs Commission and on the board of Jewish Family Services.
"We are very pleased to have Shaunna join our Senior Management Team," said Venture President & CEO Mike Hyland. "Shauna brings a wealth of experience and a commitment to Venture's workforce and mission."
Shaunna received a Bachelor of Science degree in Human Development & Family Resources from University of Connecticut in Storrs and a Master of Science in Healthcare Administration from the University of New Haven as well as a Master of Business Administration from the University of Hartford in West Hartford, CT.
Venture Community Services is committed to providing compassionate, person-centered services that assist individuals and families in reaching their goals. What began as an organization with two small group homes has grown into one of the largest human service providers in Massachusetts, and with over 750 employees, one of the largest employers in the Worcester County area. Venture encourages independence through a continuum of support which includes community residential services, day programs, supported employment, transportation, autism supports and shared living.
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North Brookfield Savings Bank Thanks Community
for Spreading Good Cheer through Toy Drive
North Brookfield Savings Bank branch locations each collected toys for their local communities to help spread joy and holiday cheer. Shown are just a small portion of the toys collected and donated to families in need. From left to right are North Brookfield Police Officers Kyle Cassavant and Jeffrey Martin, Brianna Kilborn of North Brookfield Savings Bank, North Brookfield Police Officer Richard Caron, North Brookfield Savings Bank Branch Manager Tammy Gustafson and North Brookfield Police Sergeant David Churchey.
North Brookfield Savings is pleased to announce the overwhelming success of its Annual Toy Drive, which was held during November and into December of 2019. In total, the Bank collected over 2,900 toys thanks to the generous customers, community members and NBSB employees who shared some kindness and supported their communities by making donations. In addition, North Brookfield Savings Bank donated $1,750 to local toy programs to further help those in need during the holiday season.
For the Toy Drive, the bank accepted donations of new and unwrapped toys for children at any of its branch locations. This year's donations from community members included several impressive items such as bicycles, scooters, and oversized stuffed animals among many other various board games, puzzles, dolls, trucks, crafts and toys. All toys collected were donated to local toy programs in local communities, to ensure that children in need were able to receive holiday presents.
"Each year we look forward to supporting our communities during the holidays by partnering with local toy donation programs. This gives us the chance to join together with our neighborhoods to share kindness and bring joy to community members in need," said North Brookfield Savings Bank President and CEO Donna Boulanger. "This year was no different. We truly appreciate the efforts of all the local organizations that manage these programs. The generosity of our customers, community members and employees is heart-warming. Thank you all for making our Annual Toy Drive a great success once again."
North Brookfield Savings Bank proudly partnered with
the North Brookfield Police Association's Toys for Joys Program, the East Brookfield Toys for Joy Program, the West Brookfield Police Association Holiday Toy Program, the Ware Police Department Christmas for Kids Program, the Belchertown Holiday Toy Program, and the Palmer Lions Club Holiday Toy Program.
With their established core values at the hearts of everything they do, North Brookfield Savings Bank is proud to continually give back, show support, share kindness and be an integral part of their local communities.
To learn more about North Brookfield Savings Bank's community giving efforts and all of the convenient banking products and services offered, visit www.NorthBrookfieldSavingsBank.com.
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Old Sturbridge Village and Coggeshall Farm Museum Announce Partnership
Old Sturbridge Village will take on management of Coggeshall Farm Museum,
invest in living history in the New England area
On Jan. 1, 2020,
Old Sturbridge Village (OSV)
in Sturbridge, M.A., and the
Coggeshall Farm Museum
in Bristol, R.I. launched a transformational partnership intended to sustain and expand living history in the New England area. Under the agreement, Old Sturbridge Village will manage the Coggeshall Farm Museum, handling all back-office functions, supporting day-to-day activities, bringing new programming to the Farm and positioning OSV President and CEO Jim Donahue as Executive Director at the R.I.-based museum.
The Coggeshall Farm Museum sees about 10,000 visitors annually, while Old Sturbridge Village brings in over 260,000 in an average year. Through this partnership, Coggeshall Farm Museum will benefit from the proven success and knowledgeable staff at Old Sturbridge Village - expanding opportunities for reach and visitation. The two entities will work collaboratively to rebuild the successful agricultural and horticultural programs that the Farm is known for, while introducing new programs and experiences that have seen past success at OSV. Two full-time employees from the Village will be stationed at the Farm year-round to oversee new and existing operations, supervised and supported by the team at Old Sturbridge Village.
This partnership provides a mutual benefit to the two museums, which are synergistic in both mission and organizational structure. Old Sturbridge Village interprets life in an early 19th-century rural New England village, while Coggeshall Farm Museum interprets life on a marsh farm in the 1790s. In this partnership, Old Sturbridge Village will bring greater sustainability to Coggeshall Farm Museum and help better utilize financial resources. A small management fee, paid to OSV by the Farm, will be invested back into the larger initiative of supporting living history as a critical piece of the New England experience.
"When visitors come to Coggeshall Farm Museum and Old Sturbridge Village, we want them to find meaning and relevance in the stories of the lives of New Englanders who came before us," says Jim Donahue, President and CEO at Old Sturbridge Village. "We want them to be inspired to learn a craft, to raise a garden, to farm and to find out more about the people who lived in our community two centuries ago. We hope that our visitors become members - and that our members find their inner historians, curators, farmers and crafters through experiences at both of our museums."
Donahue also gave credit to the boards of both museums for having a bold vision for sustaining living history in the region through this partnership.
About Old Sturbridge Village
Old Sturbridge Village, first opened to the public in 1946, is one of the country's oldest and largest living history museums, celebrating life in early New England from 1790-1840. It is the largest living history museum in the Northeast. Each year, more than 250,000 visitors interact with costumed historians, experience up-close demonstrations of early American trades, and meet heritage breed farm animals. Situated on 200 scenic acres, the Village is a collection of more than 40 historic buildings - including homes, meetinghouses, trade shops, working farms and three water-powered mills - restaurants, shops, the Old Sturbridge Academy Charter School and the Old Sturbridge Inn and Reeder Family Lodges.
Located just off the Massachusetts Turnpike and Routes I-84 and 20 in Sturbridge, Mass., Old Sturbridge Village is open year-round, but days and hours vary seasonally. Daily admission is: $28 for adults, $26 for seniors, $14 for College Students, $14 for children ages 4-17, and children 3 and under are admitted free. Each admission includes free parking. Village Members and Season Pass holders receive free standard daytime admission. For details, visit
www.osv.org
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About Coggeshall Farm Museum
Coggeshall Farm Museum was incorporated in 1973 as "a quiet, authentic place for 20th-century Americans to observe the lifestyles of 1750 Rhode Island." In the last decade, interpretation of the site has refocused primarily on the 1790s, the decade between the American Revolution and the Industrial Revolution, known as the Federalist Era.
The Coggeshall Farm Museum preserve and interprets this 1790s Rhode Island salt-marsh farm. It serves the local community and beyond as a living museum and vital educational resource through demonstration of daily farm activity and honest interpretation that reflects its historical, multicultural influence. For details, visit:
www.coggeshallfarm.org
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TONIGHT: Friends of Sturbridge Trails to Hold Annual Meeting
Sturbridge Trail enthusiasts can join in with all those who support and love our Sturbridge trails at The Friends of Sturbridge Trails (FrOST) 6th annual meeting, to be held on
Wednesday, January 15th at 7 PM, graciously hosted by The Publick House.
Presentations include a special presentation on developing "flow trails" on the Riverlands Property, an update on the three ongoing trail grant projects totaling over $700,000.00, a special drone video presentation of the Leadmine trails, and an update on the 2019 work effort and the 2020 plans of our trail committee.
Copies of our 2020 event calendar will be available, which includes 2 Yoga in the fields trail hikes, an early morning light photography hike, a trail dedication and celebration, and our famous "Night Hike" returns again this year, along with several other hikes and bike rides. The recently updated Sturbridge Trails Guide will be available and so much more!
FrOST Membership is open to anyone and dues will be collected. Thanks to our members, all FrOST events are open to the public at no charge.
For more information visit our Facebook page at:
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Cornerstone Bank Makes Three-Year Commitment to Sponsor
the Canal District Shuttle
Pictured here, holding a presentation check outside of Crompton Place building during October: Cornerstone Bank AVP Senior Business Development and Sales Manager Nada Kanaan; Cornerstone Bank Chairman & CEO K. Michael Robbins; Cornerstone Bank VP Commercial Team Leader Jim Sandagato; Canal District Developer Edward Murphy; Cornerstone Bank President & Treasurer Todd Tallman; Owner of Crompton Place Dino Lorusso; and Canal District Developer Allen Fletcher.
Cornerstone Bank is honored to announce its recent three year, $60,000 commitment to sponsor the Canal District Shuttle. The shuttle provides free service to employees and customers of the Canal District by driving from four satellite parking lots and making stops throughout the district.
The area is a popular dining and shopping destination and the traffic is likely to increase with the addition of Polar Park. The Canal District shuttle will offer convenience to those parking off-site.
These lots are located at 156 Washington Street, 172 Washington Street, 182 Washington Street, and 9 Langdon Street, creating over 200 free parking spaces.
"It is an exciting time for Worcester, and we're happy to be able to contribute with a sponsorship that will help both businesses and customers," said Cornerstone Bank President & Treasurer Todd M. Tallman. "We are pleased to support the Canal District and their expansions," commented Cornerstone Bank Chairman & CEO K. Michael Robbins.
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Who is SCU?
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At SCU, we are volunteers. We are coaches. We are friends. We are neighbors. We are community. We've got you.
SCU is a not-for-profit, membership-owned financial institution. Known for our strong consumer-orientation, we are organized to serve our community. SCU, incorporated in 1938, is a community credit union with both federal and private deposit insurance. You may
become a member at any time.
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North Brookfield Savings Bank will Help Keep Residents Warm through NB Hearts for Heat Fundraiser and $2,000 Donation
$2,000 donation and fundraiser collection will make possible much needed fuel payments
North Brookfield Savings Bank presented a $2,000 donation to the North Brookfield Chapter of
Hearts for Heat.
From left to right: NBSB Senior Vice President of Retail Banking Patty Ostrout, Hearts for Heat North Brookfield Chapter Board Members Sue Lewandowski, Crystal Caron, Ellen Smith with NBSB Assistant Vice President/Marketing Manager and Hearts for Heat board member Caitlin O'Connor. Not shown are Hearts for Heat Board Members Tom Lewandowski, Michele Petraitis, and Tina Buzzell.
North Brookfield Savings Bank is no stranger to helping their neighbors in need when it matters most. With the New Year underway, and winter weather in full swing, the Bank is continuing their support of a vital, longtime community partner, the North Brookfield Chapter of Hearts for Heat. Not only has North Brookfield Savings Bank recently made their annual $2,000 matching donation to help North Brookfield residents stay warm during cold winter months, but the Bank's North Brookfield Branch will kick off 2020 by hosting a community fundraiser "Warm Hearts, Warm Homes" to benefit the organization.
Want to donate?
Anyone is welcome to visit the North Brookfield Branch location at 9 Gilbert Street in North Brookfield to make their donation into the collection jars at the branch designated for the "Warm Hearts, Warm Homes" campaign.
All donations will directly support the North Brookfield Chapter of Hearts for Heat, a community-based, non-profit organization dedicated to
confidentially providing payments for fuel, including oil, gas, and wood, to North Brookfield residents on a fixed income, including the elderly, those who are disabled or sick, and unemployed or underemployed individuals and families.
"North Brookfield Savings Bank is proud to continue our partnership with the Hearts for Heat North Brookfield Chapter and to help our local neighbors to stay warm," said Caitlin O'Connor, NBSB AVP/Marketing Manager and NB Hearts for Heat Board Member. "It is an unfortunate truth that many people struggle to afford their fuel payments, often having to make the difficult choice between heating their homes, feeding their family, or other important needs. Every donation received, no matter what amount, will help local residents of North Brookfield."
North Brookfield Savings Bank is committed to supporting their local communities and knows that just one small act of kindness can extend beyond the initial act. The "Warm Hearts, Warm Homes" campaign aligns with the Bank's established Core Values of "Support Our Communities" and "Share Kindness" and will help bring comfort and peace to local residents.
"With North Brookfield Savings Bank's sustained generosity combined with the kindness and support of our amazing community members, the Hearts for Heat North Brookfield Chapter is able to help our local friends and neighbors who are in need of fuel assistance during the colder months," said Sue Lewandowski, Hearts for Heat North Brookfield Chapter Founder & President. "On behalf of the Hearts for Heat Board Members, and the North Brookfield residents who are assisted, I wholeheartedly thank you for your continued support."
In addition to the North Brookfield Savings Bank's "Warm Hearts, Warm Homes" campaign, The North Brookfield Chapter of Hearts for Heat will be hosting their annual Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser on Saturday, January 25th from 5-7PM at the North Brookfield Elementary School Cafeteria, featuring live music, raffles and delicious food, all for a good cause. To learn more about this event visit the Hearts for Heat Facebook page. For more information about Hearts for Heat, visit
www.HeartsForHeat.org
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"I like the dreams of the future better than the history of the past." -Thomas Jefferson
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