Vermont Business Magazine Berkshire Bank, a leading relationship-driven, community-focused bank with financial centers in New England, Southern Vermont and New York, has announced its foundation made $401,190 in philanthropic investments during the first quarter of 2024. The grants covered a wide range of projects that foster upward economic mobility, support overall well-being, and enhance opportunities for individual success in the communities the bank serves. The investments also support the company’s BEST Community Comeback program.
In vermont, nonprofits include: Burr & Burton Academy and Southern Vermont Arts Center Inc.
In all, the Berkshire Bank Foundation gave 107 local nonprofits grants to assist with critical projects in the areas of education, youth, food insecurity, housing, health care, substance abuse prevention, veterans, and employment. In addition, the foundation supports programs that align with Berkshire Bank’s Center for Women, Wellness, and Wealth.
“As a community-focused bank, we recognize the importance of supporting non-profit organizations with time, talent and treasure,” stated Lori Gazzillo Kiely, Director of Berkshire Bank Foundation. “We are proud to provide philanthropic contributions to so many organizations that are enabling vital services continue in the communities that Berkshire Bank serves.”
Source: Boston. 5.6.2024. Berkshire Bank
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