Personal and Business Banking
It was a beautiful day as neighbors and friends turned out for Multi-Cultural Day. Hosted by the Natick Center Cultural District, and sponsored by MutualOne Bank, the event celebrated food, music, dance, and cultures found within the Natick community.
We will be joining our neighbors in Natick on August 26th to celebrate the food, music and cultures found within our community during the first annual Multi-Cultural Day. Hosted by the Natick Center Cultural District the festivities will be held from noon to 3:00 pm on Natick Common. We are proud to support, and sponsor, this new event!
Congratulation to Senior Account Representative Joleen Dick in Client Services and Senior Operations Specialist Donna Sahely on their selection as this month’s Employees of the Month. Joleen was selected for her work effort and customer service skills. Donna was recognized for her role in monitoring fraud activity trends.
Robert P. Lamprey, chairman of the MutualOne Charitable Foundation, announced today that the Foundation has awarded $2,500 to the Framingham Cultural Council (FCC). The grant will augment funds received from the Massachusetts Cultural Council to support FCC grants to local programs in the arts, humanities, and interpretative sciences.
According to FCC Chair Joel Winett, state funding for local FCC grants has been impacted in recent years due to state-wide budget constraints. Additional funding support from the community helps FCC increase the number and amounts of grants FCC can award, he added.
“Framingham Cultural Council grants fund a range of cultural activities, including music, dance, theater, history, storytelling, visual arts, and student field trips,” said Lamprey. “We’re happy to help support these activities at the local level.”
Steven M. Sousa, executive vice president and chief operating officer of MutualOne Bank and a MutualOne Charitable Foundation trustee, has announced a $5,000 Foundation grant to the Christa McAuliffe Charter School Foundation.
According to Sousa, the award was made to support the first year of a multi-year capacity building initiative which will include faculty workshops and the development of a strategic plan for narrowing the gap between the highest and lowest performing students.
“The McAuliffe Charter School serves a diverse student body,” said Sousa. “We are pleased to support efforts to help every student meet the school’s high standards for academic and personal success.”
Friends and neighbors beat the heat at Natick’s Annual Art Walk, organized by the Natick Center Cultural District and sponsored by MutualOne Bank.
