Commerce Bank collects coats for local children in need

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Region – Employees at Commerce Bank’s main office in Worcester and local branch offices recently donated 65 coats to the Worcester Community Action Council’s annual new coat drive, which collects new coats, hats, and mittens for over 325 children from families in need.

(l to r) Worcester Community Action Council (WCAC) Job Developer Linda Taylor; Commerce Bank Assistant Vice President and Westborough Office Manager Bette O’Reilly; Commerce Bank Senior Vice President Michael Roy; WCAC Executive Director Jill Dagilis; and WCAC GED Instructor Michelle Ramirez
(l to r) Worcester Community Action Council (WCAC) Job Developer Linda Taylor; Commerce Bank Assistant Vice President and Westborough Office Manager Bette O’Reilly; Commerce Bank Senior Vice President Michael Roy; WCAC Executive Director Jill Dagilis; and WCAC GED Instructor Michelle Ramirez

The Worcester Community Action Council’s mission is helping people move to economic self-sufficiency through programs, partnerships, and advocacy. Started in 1965 under President Lyndon B. Johnson’s “War on Poverty,” today the agency serves the city of Worcester and 43 surrounding towns through 18 emergency and social service programs.

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