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Hatboro Federal Donates $500 to Christ's Home for Children
Hatboro, PA — Hatboro Federal Savings President Joseph J. Tryon has announced that the bank's $500 Operation Helping Hands donation for the month of September 2010 has been awarded to Christ's Home for Children in Warminster, PA.
"We are thrilled to have the opportunity to assist the dedicated staff of Christ's Home who care for needy, neglected and abused children giving them the medical, emotional and spiritual guidance they need not only to survive but also to thrive," notes Joe Tryon. "This organization is a vital asset to our community."
Christ's Home for Children is a nonprofit organization founded in 1903 and operates as a nondenominational Christian ministry. Christ's Home also offers a retirement facility in Warminster founded in 1923.
"Christ's Home for Children has been operating in Bucks County for more than 100 years and our community's generosity has always been very important to us," says CEO Richard F. Smyth. "The children who are referred to us have been in and out of foster care and residential facilities for most of their young lives. Christ's Home is often the first stable, family-style environment they've ever experienced. However, our ultimate goal is family reunification. We thank Hatboro Federal Savings and their customers and friends for awarding us this Helping Hands donation."
You don't need to be a customer of the bank. Just visit any Hatboro Federal branch office and fill out the form to vote for your favorite nonprofit organization.
With current assets in excess of $500 million dollars, Hatboro Federal Savings, Bucks and Montgomery Counties' leading community bank, was chartered by the Federal Home Loan Bank Board in February 1941. Headquartered at 221 S. York Road, Hatboro, the bank also has branch offices in Warrington, Warminster and Jamison offering financial products and services to individuals and families.
Meeting to celebrate Hatboro Federal Savings' Operation Helping Hands September 2010 donation of $500 to Christ's Home for Children are. (from left) Christ's Home for Children Donor Relations Coordinator Colleen Augustin, Christ's Home CEO Richard F. Smyth, Hatboro Federal President Joseph J. Tryon, Jr. and Hatboro Federal Senior Vice President Connie Wood. The bank's Operation Helping Hands program has pledged to make this donation to a different nonprofit each month. Photo by Michael J. Monti
