BANK RHODE ISLAND’S Holiday Giving Tree collected 1,481 gifts for underprivileged children across the state. The bank’s branch on the East Side of Providence, pictured, provided nearly 40 gifts to help brighten the season for local kids served by the Domestic Violence Program of Crossroads Rhode Island. From left: Amber Silva, teller; Sandra Vermette, East Side branch manager; Yvonne Peal Little, personal banker; Jeffrey Elliott, assistant branch manager; Filomena Rodrigues, personal banker; Alonzo Williams, teller; Lauren Raposo, senior teller; Soontaree Macisaac, senior teller; and Sibel Vega, teller supervisor. / COURTESY BANK RHODE ISLAND
PROVIDENCE – Wrapping up its 21st annual season, the Bank Rhode Island Holiday Giving Tree program collected 1,481 gifts to distribute to local children. Throughout nearly four weeks, starting the day after Thanksgiving, each of the bank’s branches featured a giving tree in its lobby festooned with ornaments, including the name and age of a…
Want More Free?
To access 2 more articles, please log in or register for free.
Registered users get access to a limited number of free articles every month.
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Warwick is very grateful to Bank RI and its many generous customers who made this a very happy Christmas for our children and families who struggle. Thank you!!
Want to share this story? Click Here to purchase a link that allows anyone to read it on any device whether or not they are a subscriber.
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Warwick is very grateful to Bank RI and its many generous customers who made this a very happy Christmas for our children and families who struggle. Thank you!!