Bank of America Charitable Foundation Creates an Impact with United Way
As United Way of Hernando County impacts the community through local #Health, #Education and #FinancialStabilityprograms, Bank of America Charitable Foundation invested $2,500 in the Community Investment Fund to help carry out this endeavor.
This grant will enable United Way to continue supporting Community Impact Programs in Hernando County.
"#BankofAmerica is proud to support the United Way of Hernando County’s community programs for at-risk individuals," said Bill Goede, Tampa Bay market president, Bank of America. "Helping members of our community gain access to basic needs is the first step toward economic growth for Hernando County and critical to economic stability.”
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Bank of America leader John Ehlenbeck presented the granted $2,500 to United Way’s Resource Development Director Angie Bonfardino on Thursday, October 3, 2013.