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Reading Cooperative Bank in the Community.
At RCB, we love being a part of the communities we serve and are committed to helping them stay financially strong, sustainable and vibrant. It’s a tradition that’s 140 years strong and growing.
The Reading Cooperative Charitable Foundation
Each year, our Foundation supports dozens of local organizations, voted on by you, our customers. In the past, funding has supported everything from scholarships to local hospitals to environmental causes.
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Apply for a donation from the Reading Cooperative Charitable Foundation.
Other Ways We Can Help
Free advertising for your function or event on our in-branch TV screens. For more information, please download the Charitable Advertising Request Form.
Free advertising for your upcoming function or event on RCB’s social media accounts. If there’s something you’d like to promote, please send all materials to us.
Free cases of RCB branded water bottles for your next fundraising event. Some charities resell the water to benefit the organization, others use it to hydrate their volunteers. Contact us to request waters for your event.
Free financial literacy presentations by RCB employees to local K-12 classrooms or civic groups. A fun way for kids to learn about saving money.
Lawrence Branch Community Room
We offer the Community Room, located in our 215 Canal St branch in Lawrence, MA, to anyone in the community to reserve and use at no charge. Our doors are open for those who need a space to hold meetings, seminars, and other public events in a clean, modern space.
Bank@Home
Our portable banking program brings our Traveling Banking Specialists to senior living facilities. With Bank@Home, customers can make deposits and withdrawals from their RCB accounts and get help with other banking needs right where they live.
Bank@Work
We know your schedule doesn’t always allow for a trip to a branch or ATM. With Bank@Work, our traveling Banking Specialists bring services like deposits, withdrawals, loans and financial planning right to your workplace.
Financial Literacy
We love helping kids learn about managing money. Our employees provide free, fun financial literacy courses to local k-12 classrooms or civic groups. Find out how to schedule a visit.
Elder exploitation is a form of abuse that can hurt financial security at a vulnerable stage of life. RCB continues to be a local leader and offer educational opportunities for those who wish to learn how to better protect themselves. Find out more by scheduling a seminar with one of our Banking Specialists!
Community Development
The RCB Community Development Team assists local organizations with their events and charitable requests. From water donations to sponsorships, our officers serve the towns and cities we call home.
To make a request for your event, please contact one of our Community Development Officers according to region:
Kerry Ranieri – Essex County (Lynn, Nahant, Peabody, Saugus, Swampscott, Salem, Lynnfield)
Shanna Cahalane – Central Region (Reading, North Reading, Wilmington, Burlington, Tewksbury, Billerica, Bedford, Lexington, Melrose, Woburn, Winchester, Stoneham, Wakefield)
Jesús Suriel – Merrimack Valley (Lawrence, Methuen, Andover, Middleton, Haverhill, North Andover)
To read our Community Reinvestment Act public files, please click here.
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