THANK YOU
Foundation and Corporate Donors
Fiscal Year 2010: July 1, 2009 – June 30, 2010
We at BBBSHC are grateful for the gifts that make it possible for us to match youth in mentoring relationships with caring volunteers. Thank you for your generosity and commitment to making a positive impact on our community’s youth and families.
Anonymous Foundation
Bank of Western Massachusetts
Baystate Health
Berkshire Bank Foundation
Beveridge Family Foundation
C & W Realty Company
Chicopee Savings Charitable Foundation
Citizens Bank Foundation
Community Foundation of Western Massachusetts
Doherty, Wallace, Pillsbury & Murphy P.C.
Fallon Community Health Plan
Freedom Credit Union
G & R Realty Trust
Hampden Bank Charitable Foundation
Hartsprings Foundation
Horace A. Moses Charitable Foundation, Bank of America, N.A., Trustee
Irene E. and George A. Davis Foundation
Johnson & Hill Staffing Services
Liberty Mutual Foundation
Massachusetts Service Alliance
MassMutual Financial Group
Merrill Lynch
NewAlliance Foundation
Regional Employment Board of Hampden County
St. Germain Investment Management
TD Bank
United Bank Foundation
United Way of Pioneer Valley
Verizon Foundation
Wolf & Company, P.C.
In-Kind Contributors
AMF Airway Lanes
Business West
CBS 3 Springfield
Hasbro Giving Tree
Lenox/American Saw
Peter Pan Bus Lines
Realtor Association of Pioneer Valley
Reminder Publications
Robert Charles Photography
Six Flags New England
Valley Advocate
WWLP-22News
Foundation and corporate donors $1000 and above
Donor Spotlight: MassMutual
Pam Mathison, Community Relations Specialist
Pam Mathison, mom of two boys (3 and 10 months), understands the importance of tradition. One of the family favorites is Bright Nights. Now a Spirit of Springfield Board Member, Pam has been a Bright Nights enthusiast since it began 15 years ago.
Pam’s spirit for Springfield is evident in everything she does. A member of numerous boards and committees, including the Mentor Springfield Advisory Committee, Pam knows that “when Springfield is successful, the region is successful.” The key to that success, Pam believes, is quality education for all of Springfield’s citizens. In her role at MassMutual, Pam’s passion for education helps her do her job well. She is the liaison for the Academic Achievement Program that rewards Springfield high school students who meet grade eligibility requirements with college scholarships and a variety of educational and employment preparation opportunities.
MassMutual Financial Group supports education, economic development and community vitality, with gifts totaling almost $7 million in their Springfield/Enfield home community. BBBSHC is tremendously grateful MassMutual’s recent community investments included a $20,000 grant to launch Mentor Springfield.
