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Monson Savings Bank President & CEO Dan Moriarty (left) and Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer Michael Rouette (right) presented the donation to Ty Ward, CEO of ClubOh (center) at the Bank’s Community Giving Initiative Reception back in February. 

Monson Savings Bank is committed to supporting organizations that make a significant difference in the communities it serves. Earlier this year, Monson Savings Bank donated $2,000 to ClubOh through its 2026 Community Giving Initiative. The donation was made possible through votes cast by local community members, who selected ClubOh as a deserving recipient of support.

Monson Savings Bank President & CEO Dan Moriarty and Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer Michael Rouette presented the donation to Ty Ward, CEO of ClubOh at the Bank’s Community Giving Initiative Reception back in February. 

ClubOh is dedicated to creating meaningful connections and supporting individuals and families throughout the community through outreach programs, partnerships, and initiatives designed to improve quality of life and strengthen local neighborhoods.

"One of the most rewarding aspects of our Community Giving Initiative is seeing community members actively choose organizations that are making a real impact," said Dan Moriarty, President & CEO of Monson Savings Bank. "Local residents voted for ClubOh, this demonstrates how much this organization means to those it serves. We are honored to support the entire ClubOh team as they continue their important work strengthening our community and creating opportunities for positive change."

Ty Ward, CEO of ClubOh, expressed his appreciation for the community's support and the Bank's generosity.

"We are incredibly grateful to everyone who voted for ClubOh through Monson Savings Bank's Community Giving Initiative," said Ward. "Knowing that members of our community believe in our mission is truly meaningful. This generous $2,000 donation will allow us to continue expanding our programs, supporting local residents, and building stronger connections throughout the communities we serve. We sincerely thank Monson Savings Bank for being such a dedicated community partner."

Michael Rouette, EVP & COO of Monson Savings Bank, emphasized the importance of community participation in the Bank's giving efforts.

"Our Community Giving Initiative is unique because it puts the decision-making directly into the hands of the people who live and work in our communities," said Rouette. "When residents vote for organizations like ClubOh, they help direct resources where they believe they will have the greatest impact. We are proud to support an organization that exemplifies community engagement, service, and a commitment to helping others."

The donation is part of Monson Savings Bank's annual Community Giving Initiative, which provides financial support to local nonprofits and community organizations chosen by community vote. The program reflects the Bank's longstanding commitment to investing in organizations that strengthen the quality of life throughout the region and address the needs that matter most to local residents.

Through its programs and partnerships, ClubOh continues to make a meaningful impact by fostering connections, promoting community involvement, and creating opportunities that help individuals and families thrive.

For more information about ClubOh, please visit www.facebook.com/cluboh413.

Monson Savings Bank's Community Giving Initiative supports local nonprofits and community organizations that make a meaningful impact throughout the region. Each year, community members are invited to vote for nonprofit organizations they would like the Bank to support. By placing the power of giving directly in the hands of the community, the program helps direct funding to organizations that are creating positive changes and improving the lives of local residents.
To learn more about Monson Savings Bank’s Community Giving Initiative, please visit www.monsonsavings.bank/connect/our-community/community-giving-initiative.html.