Dedham Savings Community Foundation Supports Dedham Village Preservation Association
Ted Russell | Dedham Village Preservation Association
Rob Erasmi | Dedham Savings
The Dedham Savings Community Foundation has made a grant to the Dedham Village Preservation Association. Funds will be used for extensive repairs and restoration of damage caused by winter storms at Old Village Cemetery.
ABOUT DEDHAM VILLAGE PRESERVATION ASSOCIATION
The Dedham Village Preservation Association (DVPA) is a private, non-profit, organization focusing its efforts on promoting historical standards for building preservation and new construction to maintain the rich history and charm of the Historic District. One of DVPA’s objectives includes the restoration of iron work and masonry of burial plots, including tree removal, masonry, and iron work replication and installation at the Dedham Old Village Cemetery.
ABOUT DEDHAM SAVINGS COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
The Dedham Savings Community Foundation was formed by Dedham Savings for the purpose of funding requests from community organizations which provide services to the communities that they serve. These communities generally, but not exclusively, include Dedham, Needham, Norwood, Sharon, South Boston, Walpole, and Westwood. Typical requests are usually received from such organizations as schools, libraries, family service organizations and non-profit organizations. The Trustees of the Foundation will accept grant requests from community organizations and make awards twice a year.
Organizations wishing to request funding from the Foundation may apply online at www.dedhamsavings.com/community.
ABOUT DEDHAM SAVINGS
Incorporated in 1831, Dedham Savings has assets of over $2.3 billion. Its mission is to promote financial strength and success in the individuals, families, and businesses of the communities it serves. Dedham Savings offers a broad range of financial and electronic banking services to individuals, businesses, and organizations through full-service locations in Dedham, East Dedham, Needham, Norwood, Sharon, South Boston, Walpole, and Westwood.