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Monson Savings Pledges $100,000 to Scantic Valley Y’s Capital Campaign

MONSON — Monson Savings Bank has announced a $100,000 pledge to support the Scantic Valley YMCA’s Capital Campaign, helping fund major The post Monson Savings Pledges $100,000 to Scantic Valley Y’s Capital Campaign appeared first on Health Care News.

MONSON — Monson Savings Bank has announced a $100,000 pledge to support the Scantic Valley YMCA’s Capital Campaign, helping fund major facility renovations and enhancements.

Monson Savings Bank President & CEO Dan Moriarty and Executive Vice President & COO Michael Rouette, who also serves as board chair and chief volunteer officer of the YMCA of Greater Springfield, recently presented the pledge to Dexter Johnson, President & CEO of the YMCA of Greater Springfield.

The capital campaign focuses on several key improvement projects for the Scantic Valley YMCA, including a new roof, renovated locker rooms, modernization of the workout area, and the construction of new outdoor pickleball courts.

“Monson Savings Bank has long believed in investing in the organizations that strengthen our communities,” said Dan Moriarty, President & CEO of Monson Savings Bank. “The Scantic Valley YMCA is one of those organizations. This pledge reflects our commitment to supporting their future, ensuring that local residents will benefit from a more modern facility for years to come.”

Rouette emphasized the significance of the partnership from both his roles at the bank and within the YMCA. “As both a member of the Monson Savings leadership team and the Board Chair and Chief Volunteer Officer of the YMCA of Greater Springfield, I am deeply proud of this moment,” he said. “The Scantic Valley YMCA is a hub for health, connection, and community. These capital improvements are essential to meeting the evolving needs of the people we serve, and I’m excited that Monson Savings Bank is stepping forward in such a meaningful way.”

Johnson expressed his appreciation for the Bank’s longstanding support and the impact this pledge will have on the YMCA’s ability to grow.

“We are incredibly grateful to Monson Savings Bank for this extraordinary pledge,” he said. “These upgrades, new locker rooms, an improved workout area, a new roof, and pickleball courts, will significantly enhance the member experience and expand our ability to serve local families. Monson Savings Bank continues to demonstrate what true community partnership looks like.”

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