PEABODY, MA — (
www.northshore-bank.com) For the ninth year in a row North Shore Bank will serve as the signature sponsor for Citizens Inn’s largest annual fundraiser; an auction and gala event being held at Danversport Yacht Club on October 26th and hosted by Randy Price from WCVB TV’s The Eyeopener.
North Shore Bank’s ongoing financial commitment is instrumental in supporting the planning costs for this event.
According to Corey Jackson, Executive Director of Citizens Inn:
North Shore Bank continually supports the work we do for families in our community both financially and with a hands-on approach on our Board of Directors.” He went on to say, “They recognize the importance of affordable housing options on the North Shore and are always there to help.
The Citizens Inn Gala will include live music, a live and silent auction, and excellent food and dancing throughout the evening. The event is attended by 300 of the North Shore’s most charitable patrons including several local business leaders and politicians. North Shore Bank is joined by generous business and individual sponsors from all over Massachusetts.
North Shore Bank is pleased to once again be involved with this wonderful event and its aim to help those who have become or are at risk of becoming homeless.” He continued, “We are happy to see other area companies joining us in this fight to end the cycle of homelessness.
For more information regarding corporate sponsorship of the Citizens Inn Gala, or to make a donation to Citizens Inn, please contact Corey Jackson, Executive Director at (978) 531-9775, ext. 15. or e-mail cjackson@citizensinn.org.
About Citizens Inn
Programs offered by Citizens Inn – Citizens Inn Between, Citizens Inn Transition, Citizens Inn Homes, and Citizens Inn Haven from Hunger – are designed to help families and individuals prepare for and transition to a sustainable life. Through their work, they not only provide a safe place to stay and a meal on the table, but offer tools to empower families and individuals to find permanent solutions to break the patterns of instability in their lives.