North Brookfield Savings Bank Thanks Community for Success in Annual Toy Drive

The Annual Toy Drive, which NBSB has hosted for many years, was once again a huge success, bringing hope and joy to those who needed it most during the holiday season. Due to the overwhelming generosity of community members, customers, and employees of North Brookfield Savings Bank, the Toy Drive collected hundreds of toys as well as hundreds of dollars, which were distributed to local toy drive organizations in each of the Bank’s communities. In addition, North Brookfield Savings Bank donated $1,500 to the local toy programs. All the toys collected, and additional toys purchased with the Bank’s donation, ensure that local children of struggling families receive holiday gifts.

For the Toy Drive, the bank accepted monetary donations as well as donations of new and unwrapped toys for children at most of its branch locations. This year’s donations included several impressive items such as bicycles, skateboards, sleds, winter coats, slime kits, oversized stuffed animals, among many other various trucks, cars, baby dolls, science kits, board games, crafts, and toys.

 

“We were so thrilled to once again hold our annual toy drive within our branch locations. The generosity shown by our communities and employees alike is unwavering,” said North Brookfield Savings Bank Digital Marketing Strategist Nicole Syriac. “It is apparent that everyone in our neighborhoods and at North Brookfield Savings Bank has a strong sense of community commitment, even in the toughest of times. We thank you all for helping us bring magic to local children this holiday season.”

 

North Brookfield Savings Bank proudly partnered with the North Brookfield Police Association’s Toys for Joy Program, East Brookfield Toys for Joy Program, West Brookfield Police Association Holiday Toy Program, Ware Police Department “Christmas for Kids” Program, Belchertown Firefighters Association Adopt-a-Family Program and Palmer Lions Club Holiday Toy Program to offer support to the communities they serve.