EconomicCommunityPress Release

Beacon Bank invests nearly $600,000 in local nonprofits

MANCHESTER, Vermont, May 14, 2026 — Beacon Bank and the bank’s foundation invested nearly $600,000 in its communities through charitable giving and sponsorships to over 130 nonprofit organizations in Vermont, New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Massachusetts from January to March.

“When we invest locally, we see the impact firsthand,” said James J. Morris IV, president of the bank’s Berkshire & Capital region. “Our charitable giving supports the organizations that are making a meaningful difference right here in the communities where our clients and colleagues live.”

Examples of nonprofits that received funding in the first quarter include:
  • Dismas of Vermont
  • Habitat for Humanity International Inc.
  • Interfaith Council of the Manchester Area Inc.
  • Vermont Green Up Inc.
Beacon Bank invests in the success and vibrancy of its local communities by supporting programs and organizations that focus on one of three areas: neighborhood revitalization and preservation, education and critical services.

Learn more by visiting the Community Support page on our website.

Beacon Bank has five branches in Vermont. They are located in Manchester (2), Rutland, Arlington and Ludlow.
 

About Beacon Bank
Beacon Bank is a full-service, regional bank serving the Northeast and a subsidiary of Beacon Financial Corporation (NYSE: BBT). Headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, the bank has $24 billion in assets and more than 145 branches throughout New England and New York. The company, through Beacon Bank, offers a full suite of tailored banking solutions including commercial, cash management, asset-based lending, retail, consumer and residential products and services. It also provides equipment financing through its Eastern Funding subsidiary, SBA lending through its 44 Business Capital division and private wealth services through Clarendon Private. To learn more, visit BeaconBank.com and follow Beacon on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn. 

Beacon Bank invests nearly $600,000 in local nonprofits