Press Release Detail

11.2.2012

Stephen Fielding and Fr. John Nazzaro, Salesian Boys & Girls Club; Linda Foster and Adrian Madaro, NOAH; Marissa DiPietro, EB Social Center; Carol Baglio, EB Central Catholic; Ruth Sheets and Joann Fuller, EBSB.

The East Boston Savings Bank Charitable Foundation has made grants totaling $150,647 for the 2012 distribution year. EBSB Chairman & CEO, Richard Gavegnano hosted a breakfast for the deserving recipients at the Bank’s headquarters in Peabody. 

The thirty-five recipients for 2012 are:

Essex County                                                            
Boys & Girls Club of Lynn                                           
Catholic Charities North                                            
Change is Simple                                                       
Citizens for Adequate Housing, Inc.                         
For Kids Only Afterschool                                             
Hospice of the North Shore and Greater Boston      
Massachusetts Coalition for the Homeless                
North Shore Community College Foundation
Northshore Education Consortium
RAW Artworks
VNA Care Network & Hospice
Wellspring House, Inc.
YMCA of Lynn

Middlesex County
Boys & Girls Club of Stoneham
Joint Committee for Chilren's Healthcare
Miller/Tracy Children's Foundation
Mount Ida College
Mystic Valley Elder Services
The Community Family, Inc.
VNA of Middlesex East

Suffolk County
America Scores
College Bound Dorchester
Cristo Rey Boston High School
Crossroads
East Boston Adult Education Center
East Boston Central Catholic High School
East Boston Social Centers, Inc
East Boston YMCA
Everybody Wins
Maimonides School
Neighborhood of Affordable Housing (NOAH)
Pine Street Inn
Salesian Boys & Girls Club
Samaritans
Work, Inc.

About East Boston Savings Bank Charitable Foundation
The EBSB Charitable Foundation was established to provide funding to support charitable causes and community development activities within the communities in which EBSB maintains a branch office. Since its inception in 1998 the Foundation has distributed over $1.2 million to community organizations. To be eligible for a grant, an organization must be a Massachusetts charitable corporation tax-exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Service Code.