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Our friends at Star, Inc. enjoyed an ice cream social with several of our employees. We don’t believe there were any leftovers at the end of the afternoon!
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Our friends at Star, Inc. enjoyed an ice cream social with several of our employees. We don’t believe there were any leftovers at the end of the afternoon!
Our Darien Bank and Trust manager, Laurie Griffith, recently presented toilet paper, paper towels , facial tissue and lots of laundry soap to Darien Human Services. 2,980 loads of laundry soap.
Westport Branch Manager, Bill Hanson, recently presented a check to Burroughs Community Center for the purchases of dual monitors for their VITA (Volunteer Income Tax Assistance) program. This will help with the preparation of thousands of tax returns in the community.
Norwalk Branch Manager, Dean Trombetta, presented 2 iPads to Person to Person in Norwalk to help with scheduling their clients and volunteers. We are pleased to help make a positive impact and support an organization that provides essential resources to those in need in our communities.
Connecticut Community Bank recently walked for Connecticut Foodshare’s Walk against hunger event. What a great day!
Stamford Bank and Trust manager, Juan Anes, presented a wireless microphone system to Building One Community. The system will be used in the English and Adult Literacy program. Building One Community’s mission is to advance the successful integration of immigrants and their families.
Our employees volunteered at CT Foodshare this month. These employees packed 10,530 lbs. of food for our communities. Nice job everyone!
We are excited to announce that David Moore, Connecticut Community Bank’s Director of Government Guaranteed Lending, will be participating in the Veterans Business Resource Fair’s Lender Panel Discussion hosted by SBA Connecticut District Office and the CT River Valley Chamber of Commerce . We look forward to sharing valuable insights, connecting with veteran entrepreneurs and supporting their growth.
Register today and join us on Wednesday, November 6th at Goodwin University!
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Our Fairfield branch manager Bill Hanson and Director of Retail Banking John Slater were thrilled to donate a Little Tikes adventure zone to Hall Neighborhood House in Bridgeport. The children are going to have amazing adventures together! Hall Neighborhood House has been serving Bridgeport for 135 years, providing services to infants, children, youth, families and seniors. Thank you for all you do in our communities!
Connecticut Community Bank employees walked in the Bigelow Tea Community Challenge event. The event raises money that helps ensure 23 local charities can deliver important programs that provide educational services, food, housing, safe places, crisis counseling and afterschool tutoring and recreational programs to local communities. Thank you to our employees and Bigelow Tea for all you do in our communities.
Our employees of the Greenwich office recently donated Zumba jingle bands and the children’s book “The Busy Body Book – A Kid’s Guide to Fitness, to Family Center’s Fall Literacy and Fitness Program. There are a total of 30 students and their parents in the class the the program combines reading together and learning about health and fitness. Thank you for all you do in our communities!
Our Fairfield branch manager, Bill Hanson, recently donated $500 to the Bridgeport Rescue Mission for the purchase of Covid test kits. Bridgeport Rescue Mission’s vision is to provide food, safe housing, clothing, education, job training and counseling to neighbors in need. Thank you for all you do for our communities!
Team CCB participated in the Homes for the Brave’s 10th Annual Step Up for The Brave Challenge. 20 employees walked and climbed steps around the arena to support Homes for the Brave and our local veterans! We’re already practicing for next year!
Our Darien branch manager, Laurie Griffith recently donated laundry supplies to Darien Human Services. The branch donated enough detergent for 3,784 loads of laundry and 640 dryer sheets. Darien Human Services provides a wide variety of services, including supportive counseling, crisis intervention, assistance with mental health, substance abuse and domestic violence issues. Thank you for all you do for our communities!
Our Greenwich branch manager, Carrie Bundock and assistant branch manager, Maria Camacho, recently volunteered with The Family Centers Literacy Program at the New Lebanon School . They donated “I Am Money”, for the families to read, and discussed the various financial scams that they need to be aware of. Thank you for all you do for our communities!
Fairfield Branch Manager enjoyed the morning reading to classes at New Beginnings Family Academy. New Beginnings Family Academy is a public charter school for students in grades Pre-K through 6th, located in Bridgeport, CT. Their mission is to provide students with a meaningful, high-quality education through experience-based learning that helps them develop essential social, emotional, and critical-thinking skills.
Riverside branch manager Jenniffer Yan collected and donated undergarments for The Undies Project. The Undies Project provides new underwear to women, men and children in need to improve their lives. Thank you for all you do for our communities!
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