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North Shore Bank Employees Raise Funds
for Brooksby Farm
BROOKSBY FARM manager James O’Brien (left) accepts a $1,000 donation from North Shore Bank and its employees from Bank representatives (l to r) Michael Zellen, vice president; Peggy Pedro, business development officer; and Mary Lou DaSilva, main office branch manager. Bank employees participated in a Jeans Day Fundraiser to help rebuild the Brooksby Farm barn, shown here in the background, which was destroyed by fire in February.
PEABODY, MASSACHUSETTS, May 26, 2006 … North Shore Bank and its employees recently donated $1,000 in support of local efforts to rebuild the Brooksby Farm barn that was destroyed by fire in February.
North Shore Bank employees raised $400 with a recent Jean Day Fundraiser, and the Bank contributed the balance.
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| NORTH SHORE BANK employees Suzanne Kolodziej and Gary Frost were among those who participated in a Jeans Day Fundraiser, raising money to help rebuild the barn on Brooksby Farm, which was destroyed by fire in February. |
“As a community bank, it is our intention to assist, whenever we can,” said Francis J. McCormack, president and CEO. “North Shore Bank and its employees were dismayed to hear about the damage caused by the fire, and eager to show support for the rebuilding efforts.”
North Shore Bank, a full-service community bank based in Peabody, was established in 1888 under State charter. The Bank has nine branches in North Shore communities including Beverly, Danvers, Liberty Tree Mall, Lynn, Middleton, Peabody, Salem and West Peabody. The Bank is a member of the FDIC and a member of the SIF.
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