Washington Trust donates 1,600 personal hygiene items to Amenity Aid
Washington Trust (NASDAQ:WASH) has donated 1,667 personal hygiene items to Amenity Aid, a Rhode Island-based non-profit organization, as part of its Community Shred Days initiative. The donation was collected during free document shredding events held across multiple locations in Rhode Island.
Since initiating this annual event in 2022, Washington Trust has accumulated 6,321 hygiene items and raised $1,200 for Amenity Aid. The initiative addresses hygiene poverty, which affects 38% of Rhode Islanders. The events were conducted at various branch locations including Barrington, Coventry, North Kingstown, Smithfield, and Westerly.
Washington Trust (NASDAQ:WASH) ha donato 1.667 prodotti per l'igiene personale ad Amenity Aid, un'organizzazione no-profit con sede nel Rhode Island, nell'ambito della sua iniziativa Community Shred Days. La donazione è stata raccolta durante eventi gratuiti di distruzione documenti tenuti in diverse sedi del Rhode Island.
Dall'inizio di questa manifestazione annuale nel 2022, Washington Trust ha raccolto complessivamente 6.321 prodotti per l'igiene e ha donato 1.200 dollari ad Amenity Aid. L'iniziativa mira a contrastare la povertà igienica, che colpisce il 38% degli abitanti del Rhode Island. Gli eventi si sono svolti in varie filiali, tra cui Barrington, Coventry, North Kingstown, Smithfield e Westerly.
Washington Trust (NASDAQ:WASH) ha donado 1,667 artículos de higiene personal a Amenity Aid, una organización sin fines de lucro con sede en Rhode Island, como parte de su iniciativa Community Shred Days. La donación se recogió durante eventos gratuitos de destrucción de documentos realizados en varias ubicaciones de Rhode Island.
Desde que se inició este evento anual en 2022, Washington Trust ha acumulado 6,321 artículos de higiene y ha recaudado $1,200 para Amenity Aid. La iniciativa aborda la pobreza en higiene, que afecta al 38% de los habitantes de Rhode Island. Los eventos se llevaron a cabo en distintas sucursales, incluyendo Barrington, Coventry, North Kingstown, Smithfield y Westerly.
Washington Trust (NASDAQ:WASH)는 로드아일랜드에 기반을 둔 비영리 단체인 Amenity Aid에 1,667개의 개인 위생용품을 기부했습니다. 이는 Community Shred Days 이니셔티브의 일환으로, 로드아일랜드 내 여러 장소에서 열린 무료 문서 파쇄 행사에서 모아진 기부품입니다.
2022년부터 시작된 이 연례 행사에서 Washington Trust는 총 6,321개의 위생용품을 모으고 1,200달러를 Amenity Aid에 기부했습니다. 이 이니셔티브는 로드아일랜드 주민의 38%가 영향을 받는 위생 빈곤 문제를 해결하고자 합니다. 행사는 Barrington, Coventry, North Kingstown, Smithfield, Westerly 등 여러 지점에서 진행되었습니다.
Washington Trust (NASDAQ:WASH) a fait don de 1 667 articles d'hygiène personnelle à Amenity Aid, une organisation à but non lucratif basée dans le Rhode Island, dans le cadre de son initiative Community Shred Days. Ce don a été recueilli lors d'événements gratuits de destruction de documents organisés dans plusieurs lieux du Rhode Island.
Depuis le lancement de cet événement annuel en 2022, Washington Trust a accumulé 6 321 articles d'hygiène et collecté 1 200 $ pour Amenity Aid. Cette initiative vise à lutter contre la précarité hygiénique, qui touche 38 % des habitants du Rhode Island. Les événements ont eu lieu dans diverses agences, notamment à Barrington, Coventry, North Kingstown, Smithfield et Westerly.
Washington Trust (NASDAQ:WASH) hat im Rahmen seiner Community Shred Days-Initiative 1.667 persönliche Hygieneartikel an Amenity Aid, eine gemeinnützige Organisation mit Sitz in Rhode Island, gespendet. Die Spenden wurden bei kostenlosen Dokumentenvernichtungsevents an verschiedenen Standorten in Rhode Island gesammelt.
Seit Beginn dieser jährlichen Veranstaltung im Jahr 2022 hat Washington Trust insgesamt 6.321 Hygieneartikel gesammelt und 1.200 US-Dollar für Amenity Aid gespendet. Die Initiative bekämpft Hygienemangel, von dem 38 % der Einwohner Rhode Islands betroffen sind. Die Veranstaltungen fanden an verschiedenen Filialstandorten statt, darunter Barrington, Coventry, North Kingstown, Smithfield und Westerly.
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Bank collected donations during free document shredding event for community
Amenity Aid, the State's only hygiene bank, works with direct service agencies such as homeless shelters, food pantries, veteran support agencies, and domestic violence organizations to provide free personal hygiene products to Rhode Islanders in need.
Washington Trust collected the personal hygiene donations during its Community Shred Days in June, when the bank provided free document shredding at branch and community locations across the state. Hundreds of community members safely disposed of sensitive papers, and at the same time dropped off new personal hygiene items for Amenity Aid.
"At Washington Trust, we believe in the power of community and the importance of dignity for all," said Edward O. Handy III, chairman and CEO of Washington Trust. "Through our Community Shred Days, we're not only helping Rhode Islanders protect their personal information but also making a meaningful impact by supporting Amenity Aid's mission to combat hygiene poverty. We're proud to partner with an organization that is improving lives across our state."
"We are deeply grateful to Washington Trust and everyone who showed up with a donation in hand," said Liz Duggan, Founder and Executive Director of Amenity Aid. "Hygiene products are essential for health, dignity, and self-confidence—but
Washington Trust holds Community Shred Days as part of its commitment to helping people protect their private data from fraud. This year's event was held at Washington Trust branches and community locations in Barrington,
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