Pictured here with Linda is with Bob and Louise Langtang who deliver presents as volunteers

York, Maine— Partners Bank has agreed to donate $2,247 to the York Region Chamber of Commerce to purchase three new computers. Initially, Partners Bank contributed to the Winter Farmer’s Market in York. However, the event was canceled due to rising COVID-19 numbers. Instead of cancelling the donation, Partners Bank was happy to find another need at the chamber and agreed to increase the sponsorship to cover for three much-needed new computers.

“This was a great opportunity to think outside the box and find a way to support a great organization during these troubling times,” said Partners Bank President and CEO, Blaine Boudreau. “Giving back to the communities in which we serve is part of our mission. The COVID pandemic may stop us from getting together in groups from time-to-time, but it does not have to stop us from supporting our community.”

Who is the York Region Chamber of Commerce?

The York Region Chamber of Commerce is an independent, not-for-profit, membership organization and is not employed by or financially affiliated with the towns they cover. Their mission is to promote the growth and general prosperity of Southern Maine, representing and assisting member businesses on an individual level in order to benefit the region as a whole. To learn more about The York Region Chamber of Commerce, visit https://www.gatewaytomaine.org

“We are very grateful for businesses like Partners Bank that continue to support nonprofit organizations in the communities they serve,” said York Region Chamber Executive Director, Holly Roberts. “Partners Bank has been a supportive member of the York Region Chamber of Commerce since they opened their York branch. All of us at the chamber were thrilled to receive the computer donation and we are very appreciative.”