Press release submitted by Rollstone Bank & Trust
Rollstone Bank & Trust received a call from Julie Norton, Executive Director at Ginny’s Helping Hands in Leominster, saying that the food pantry shelves were empty, and she had to close the doors and turn hungry people away. She asked if the Bank would run a food drive at our branches to help replenish the supply. RBT agreed, and also made a monetary donation of $1,000.
From left: Linda Racine, Executive Vice President at Rollstone Bank & Trust and Julie Norton of Ginny’s Helping Hands. (Courtesy photo)
“Ginny’s Helping Hands has a long history of providing tremendous help for people in need,” said Linda Racine, Executive Vice President of Rollstone Bank & Trust. “When we heard of their dire situation, we were more than happy to offer immediate assistance.”
“Every December our branches hold a collection drive for local food pantries; Ginny’s will be among the recipients again this year. We are fortunate to live in a very generous community, and hope that they can help Ginny’s in any way possible,” Racine continued.
The need for food and supplies is increasingly important as we head into the cold winter months. Donations can be dropped off at or mailed to Ginny’s Helping Hands, 52 Mechanic Street, Leominster, MA 01453. They can be reached by phone at 978-537-1387.
Rollstone Bank & Trust, founded in 1846, is a full-service bank with over $580 million in assets. The Bank is committed to helping the communities it serves. It has branch locations in Fitchburg, Leominster, Harvard, and Townsend, as well as a Loan and Wealth Management Center in Worcester. The Bank can be found on the web at www.RollstoneBank.com.
