Skip links

MutualOne Bank

Personal and Business Banking

Mutual One Bank Content

Foundation grants $10K for ACCEPT Learning Center play area

Steven M. Sousa, executive vice president and chief operating officer of MutualOne Bank and a MutualOne Charitable Foundation trustee, announced today that the Foundation has awarded $10,000 to ACCEPT Education Collaborative, a nonprofit educational organization that serves students with disabilities from a number of MetroWest school districts including Natick and Framingham.

The grant will provide for a universally accessible poured rubber surface to create an outdoor play environment at the new ACCEPT Learning Center to be located at 4 Tech Circle in Natick. The play space will provide safe access for wheelchairs and children with physical challenges.

“We support the ACCEPT goal of allowing students to maximize opportunities and minimize disabilities at the new Learning Center,” said Sousa. “The new outdoor play space will be accessible to children of all abilities, and the Foundation is pleased to help make that happen.”

ACCEPT Education Collaborative check presentation
Celebrating MutualOne Charitable Foundation’s $10,000 grant to ACCEPT Education Collaborative are Executive Director Marcia Berkowitz and Mobolaji Omisore, manager of MutualOne Bank’s Natick office.

MutualOne Foundation to sponsor SPARK Kindness ‘Resiliency’ program

SPARK Kindness logoThe MutualOne Charitable Foundation has awarded a $9,500 grant to SPARK Kindness in Natick as the Premier Corporate Sponsor of the nonprofit’s 2017-18 “Resilient Parent, Resilient Child” speaker series. The program is designed to empower and assist community members by supporting their social and emotional needs and fostering resilience and connection.

This is the third consecutive year the Foundation has provided funding to help ensure the ongoing success of the program.

“The increasing popularity of the speaker series presented by SPARK Kindness indicates how extremely beneficial the program is for families from a broad range of MetroWest communities,” said Robert P. Lamprey, who chairs the MutualOne Charitable Foundation. “We are pleased to support such an impactful program.”

Checking for Charity campaign earns $4,200 for Framingham History Center

Steven M. Sousa, executive vice president and chief operating officer of MutualOne Bank, announced today that the Bank has awarded $4,200 to benefit the Framingham History Center. The award was made at the conclusion of the Bank’s most recent Checking for Charity initiative, which promised a $10 donation to be shared equally by the Framingham History Center and the Natick Historical Society for every new personal or business checking account opened during the promotion.

“MutualOne Bank’s support of the Framingham History Center over the years has been so important to our continued efforts to preserve and share our town’s rich history” said Executive Director Annie Murphy. “This grant will underwrite our interactive tours for over 700 Framingham 3rd graders in May. We are so thankful to be able to continue this important tradition of introducing young students to their local history and the wider community.”

Framingham History Center check presentation
Shown holding the ceremonial check for MutualOne Bank’s donation to the Framingham History Center are (l/r) Nancy Devine, Framingham History Center vice president and MutualOne Bank vice president; Laura Stagliola, Framingham History Center Museum assistant/ education coordinator; Yasmine Ouweijan, MutualOne Bank’s Concord Street, Framingham branch manager; and Annie Murphy executive director at Framingham History Center.

Save

Foundation awards $5,000 grant to upgrade computers at Callahan Center

The MutualOne Charitable Foundation has awarded $5,000 to upgrade and add equipment in the Callahan Center’s Computer Literacy Center through a grant to The Friends of Callahan.

“The Computer Literacy Center has been instrumental in assisting people acquire the skills to stay connected with family and friends,” said Steven M. Sousa, executive vice president and chief operating officer of MutualOne Bank and a MutualOne Charitable Foundation trustee. “We are pleased to help them continue to meet the needs of the local community.”

Friends of Callahan check presentation
Celebrating the MutualOne Charitable Foundation’s donation to The Friends of Callahan are: (l-r) Yves Munyankindi, retail support administrator at MutualOne Bank; Ralph Dunlea, Computer Center coordinator; Director of Elder Services Grace O’Donnell; Larry Griffin, Friends of Callahan Board Member and COA Board member; and Mark Goldman, President of Friends of Callahan.

YOU ARE LEAVING MUTUALONE.COM

By clicking the link below, you will enter a web site created, operated and maintained by a private business or organization.

MutualOne Bank provides this link as a service to our web site visitors. We are not responsible for the content, views, or privacy policies of this site. We take no responsibility for any products or services offered by this site, nor do we endorse or sponsor the information it contains. Web sites change location, ownership and address frequently. MutualOne Bank is not responsible for the accessibility of this link.

Accessibility by WAH