Bristol County Savings Bank gives back with day of volunteering

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Bristol County Savings Bank conducted its BCSB CARES: Employee Volunteer Day at non-profits throughout the communities it serves, including Capron Park Zoo in Attleboro, where staff painted a mural and weeded, raked and mulched the grounds. COURTESY PHOTO

The entire staff at Bristol County Savings Bank (BCSB) donated their time and talents to area nonprofits during its fifth annual BCSB CARES: Employee Volunteer Day. The bank closed all its offices, and more than 300 employees, along with its affiliates, Bristol Wealth Group and Milestone Mortgage Solutions, spent the afternoon giving back at 18 different sites across southeastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island. 

“As a community bank, putting people first is at the heart of everything we do, and BCSB CARES Day is a meaningful reflection of that commitment,” said John Silva, president and CEO of Bristol County Savings Bank. “Seeing our employees come together in support of vital non-profit organizations is a powerful reminder of what can be accomplished when we invest in the communities where we live and work. I’m proud of our team’s dedication to service and grateful to our community partners for the important work they do every day and for welcoming us to be part of it.”

The organizations served by this year’s Employee Volunteer Day included Boys & Girls Club of Pawtucket (Camp Ramsbottom in Rehoboth), Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro South (Camp Riverside), City of Taunton/Weir Waterfront Park, My Brother’s Keeper (Easton) and Old Colony Habitat for Humanity (Raynham), Capron Park Zoo, Attleboro/Norton YMCA (Camp Finberg) and the Hockomock Area YMCA, Boys & Girls Club of Greater New Bedford, PACE Head Start, Gifts to Give (Acushnet), My Brother’s Keeper (Dartmouth) and Round The Bend Farm (Dartmouth), Boys & Girls Club of Fall River (Camp Welch in Assonet) and Battleship Cove, and Books Are Wings (Pawtucket), Sleep In Heavenly Peace (Pawtucket) and Care New England (Providence).