Donations pg 6 12-5-13


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Helping Hands
Left to Right: Shaun Formica, Public Relations Coordinator, Charter Oak Federal Credit Union; Pat Autencio, Operations Administrative Coordinator, Charter Oak Federal Credit Union; Brian A. Orenstein, Chief Executive Officer, Charter Oak Federal Credit Union; Joshua Orlando, Marketing Coordinator, Charter Oak Federal Credit Union; Mel Olsson, Vice Chairman, Board of Directors, Charter Oak Federal Credit Union; Jim Andruskiewicz, System Support Manager, Charter Oak Federal Credit Union; Deniese Graves, Assistant Vice President - System Support, Charter Oak Federal Credit Union; Nancy L. Rossi, Managing Executive, Gemma E. Moran United Way/Labor Food Center; Eunice Brooks, Visa Processor, Charter Oak Federal Credit Union; Lisa Gaudreau, Benefits Processor, Charter Oak Federal Credit Union.


Donations
GROTON — Charter Oak Federal Credit Union continued its Thanksgiving tradition for the fifth consecutive year by donating $3,000 worth of turkeys to the Gemma E. Moran United Way/Labor Food Center in New London. This tradition began five years ago in honor of Charter Oak’s former CEO, Larry Hertell, and has since grown into a company-wide food drive, supported by employees and members.
In addition, each year Charter Oak’s Community Outreach Committee invites all departments, company-wide, to participate in Charter Oak’s Fixins’ Food Wars, a challenge that invites all departments to donate non-perishable food items. This year, employees donated more than 710 pounds of non-perishable food items to accompany the 320 turkeys that were purchased with our donation. In addition, members purchased $1 paper turkeys, and helped Charter Oak raise an additional $340 for local food pantries.

Coat pg 7 12-5-13


Coat drive runs
through Dec. 13     
GROTON — Charter Oak Federal Credit Union will be hosting a coat drive benefitting Safe Futures through Dec. 13 at any Charter Oak branch including: 7 Providence Pike (Rt. 44) in Putnam; 589 Hartford Pike in Dayville; 32 Chicago Avenue in Groton; 625 Long Hill Road in Groton; 3 Boston Post Road in Waterford; 20 Liberty Street in Pawcatuck; 335 Main Street in Niantic; One Connecticut Avenue in Norwich; 893 Main Street in Willimantic; and 601 Norwich/New London Turnpike (Rt. 32) in Montville.
The public is invited to donate new and gently used coats.
Safe Futures saves lives, restores hope and changes the future for those impacted by domestic violence and sexual assault in southeastern Connecticut.

DAR pg 7 12-5-13

The Sarah Williams Danielson Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution has volunteered to conduct Wreaths across America ™ ceremonies. The ceremonies are held at noon Dec. 14.
The chapter volunteers will be at: the Brooklyn Veterans Monument, Route 169, Brooklyn; Killingly Veterans Monument, Davis Park, Route 12, Danielson; Plainfield Veterans Monument, Community Avenue, Plainfield; Pomfret Veterans Monument, Intersection of Route 44 and 97, Pomfret; Scotland Veterans Monument, Route 14, Scotland; Thompson Veterans Monument, Town Common, Route 193, Thompson; Woodstock Veterans Monument, Town Common, Route 169, Woodstock.
DAR members will place wreaths at each monument to remember and honor the sacrifices of all Army, Marines, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard, Merchant Marine, and POW/MIA. These wreaths are placed on these monuments for all of us to remember and honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our great nation.

Visitor pg 7 12-5-13


Visitor
James O’S Morton, President and CEO of the Greater Hartford YMCA was the speaker at the Putnam Rotary Club Nov. 26.  Morton unveiled the latest rendition of the Regional Community YMCA, which will be built on Kennedy Drive in Putnam.  Pictured with Morton, center, are Rotarians Delpha Very, Putnam Economic Development director, left, and Ronald P. Coderre Campaign Counsel for the Y project. Courtesy photo.

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