Cornerstone Bank Supports the Massachusetts CASA Association
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Pictured L to R: Massachusetts CASA’s Director Joanne Levenson; Cornerstone Bank’s Chairman and CEO K. Michael Robbins; and Massachusetts CASA’s Executive Director Adina Giannelli[/caption]
Cornerstone Bank is proud to announce its recent donation of $2,500 to the Massachusetts Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) Association.
The Massachusetts CASA Association provides material and training to a statewide network of volunteer court appointed special advocates who support the best interests of abused or neglected children in the juvenile court system.
The funds donated will be used to support their annual network conference where CASA volunteers throughout the Commonwealth are trained.
“The Massachusetts CASA Association plays a crucial part in the lives of children who find themselves in a situation where they need a responsible advocate to ensure their safety,” stated Chairman and CEO K. Michael Robbins of Cornerstone Bank. “CASA’s mission to promote, assist, and support the development, growth, and continuation of CASA programs throughout the state is noble, and we are happy to be able to support them in this worthy endeavor.”
For more information on the Massachusetts CASA Association, visit macasa.org.
Pictured L to R: Massachusetts CASA’s Director Joanne Levenson; Cornerstone Bank’s Chairman and CEO K. Michael Robbins; and Massachusetts CASA’s Executive Director Adina Giannelli[/caption]
Cornerstone Bank is proud to announce its recent donation of $2,500 to the Massachusetts Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) Association.
The Massachusetts CASA Association provides material and training to a statewide network of volunteer court appointed special advocates who support the best interests of abused or neglected children in the juvenile court system.
The funds donated will be used to support their annual network conference where CASA volunteers throughout the Commonwealth are trained.
“The Massachusetts CASA Association plays a crucial part in the lives of children who find themselves in a situation where they need a responsible advocate to ensure their safety,” stated Chairman and CEO K. Michael Robbins of Cornerstone Bank. “CASA’s mission to promote, assist, and support the development, growth, and continuation of CASA programs throughout the state is noble, and we are happy to be able to support them in this worthy endeavor.”
For more information on the Massachusetts CASA Association, visit macasa.org.
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