TruNorth Bank Contributes $20,000 to Plummer Youth Promise Capital Campaign
TruNorth Bank is proud to announce a $20,000 contribution to Plummer Youth Promise’s capital campaign, supporting the organization’s efforts to expand and enhance resources that empower young people throughout the region.
The donation reflects TruNorth Bank’s ongoing commitment to investing in organizations that create meaningful opportunities and lasting impact in the communities it serves. Through its Giving Tree program, the bank supports nonprofit organizations dedicated to education, housing, health, youth development, and other initiatives that help individuals and families thrive.
“At TruNorth Bank, we believe in unlocking potential by investing in people and organizations that create pathways to success,” said Michael R. Wheeler, president and CEO of TruNorth Bank. “Plummer Youth Promise has a long history of helping young people build brighter futures through supportive relationships, life skills development, and educational opportunities. We are honored to support their capital campaign and the important work they do every day.”
Plummer Youth Promise is dedicated to helping young people overcome adversity and achieve lifelong success through innovative programs, community support, and individualized guidance. The organization’s capital campaign will strengthen its ability to serve current and future generations of youth throughout the North Shore and beyond.
“TruNorth Bank has been an integral supporter of Plummer Youth Promise,” said Nicole McLaughlin, executive director for Plummer Youth Promise. “With their investment in our work, we are able to achieve our mission to set a standard of excellence that improves outcomes for young people in or at risk of entering state care.”
TruNorth Bank’s Giving Tree program reflects the bank’s dedication to community engagement and philanthropy. Through charitable contributions, volunteerism, and strategic partnerships, the bank works alongside local organizations to address community needs and foster positive change.
In the Photo:
Michael R. Wheeler, president and CEO, TruNorth Bank
Nicole McLaughlin, executive director, Plummer Youth Promise
Erin Truex, director of development and communications, Plummer Youth Promise
Kevin M. Tierney, executive chairman, TruNorth Bank
