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Community Impact

Greenfield Savings Bank announced it invested more than $1 million in local communities in 2024 through donations, event sponsorships, and underwriting. The bank supported more than 275 nonprofits, including the Treehouse Foundation Runway 5K (pictured), Cancer Connection, Community Action Pioneer Valley, Hampshire and Franklin County YMCAs, and United Way of the Franklin Hampshire Region. In addition, the bank’s employees dedicated more than 3,650 volunteer hours for nonprofits like Pioneer Valley Habitat for Humanity (pictured at bottom), mobile food banks, financial-literacy workshops, community clean-ups, and youth mentorship.

Treehouse Foundation Runway 5K

Pioneer Valley Habitat for Humanity

Adopt-a-Classroom

Leaders from Berkshire Bank — including Jim Hickson, Pioneer Valley regional president, and Lori Kiely, managing director of the Berkshire Bank Foundation — recently joined Square One staff and preschool children to announce the renewal of the foundation’s Adopt-a-Classroom sponsorship. This $5,000 gift supports Square One’s commitment to early education and care by helping to offset the costs of classroom supplies, technology, and professional development, enhancing every child’s early-learning experience.

Leaders from Berkshire Bank — including Jim Hickson, Pioneer Valley regional president, and Lori Kiely, managing director of the Berkshire Bank Foundation — recently joined Square One staff and preschool children to announce the renewal of the foundation’s Adopt-a-Classroom sponsorship

No Shave November

This past November, the TommyCar Auto Group team rallied together alongside the Hampshire County Sheriff’s Office to raise awareness for cancer research and show support for those affected by cancer. No Shave November serves as a powerful reminder of how simple acts, like growing a beard and donating, can make a big difference, and November’s efforts at TommyCar raised more than $7,843.66 for Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.

Pictured, from left: Carla Cosenzi, president of TommyCar Auto Group, and Hampshire County Sheriff Patrick Cahillane.