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    Members of the Greenfield Cooperative Bank senior management team recently volunteered to help paint a Pioneer Valley Habitat for Humanity house. They are, from left, Jackie Charron, Jeremy Payson, Kevin Bowler, Lisa Kmetz, Mary Rawls, Jane Wolfe and Michael Turley.
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    Mary Rawls of Greenfield Cooperative Bank recently volunteered to help paint a Pioneer Valley Habitat for Humanity house.
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    Jane Wolfe of Greenfield Cooperative Bank recently volunteered to help paint a Pioneer Valley Habitat for Humanity house.
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    Jeremy Payson of Greenfield Cooperative Bank recently volunteered to help paint a Pioneer Valley Habitat for Humanity house.
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    Lisa Kmetz and Michael Turley of Greenfield Cooperative Bank recently volunteered to help paint a Pioneer Valley Habitat for Humanity house.

Berkshire East, Zoar Outdoor jobs highlighted in recruitment event

GREENFIELD — The MassHire Franklin Hampshire Career Center, located at 101 Munson St., Suite 210, will hold a recruitment event for Berkshire East Mountain Resort and Zoar Outdoor on Friday, April 26, from 10 a.m. to noon.

Available positions include bike instructors, drivers, kitchen staff, maintenance workers, tour guides and whitewater rafting instructors.

For more information, visit masshirefhcareers.org.

Bank team volunteers at Habitat for Humanity build

NORTHAMPTON — The senior leadership team at Greenfield Cooperative Bank recently traded their suits for paint brushes and joined forces with Pioneer Valley Habitat for Humanity to help put some finishing touches on a new home being built on Burts Pit Road in Northampton by dozens of community volunteers alongside the future homeowners.

“At GCB, we are committed to giving back to the communities we serve,” Tony Worden, president and CEO of Greenfield Cooperative Bank, said in a statement. “Habitat for Humanity’s mission of creating affordable homeownership opportunities aligns perfectly with our values, and we’re honored to be a part of building a brighter future with the family who will live in this home.”

The bank’s leadership team put a coat of paint on the home’s interior walls. This hands-on effort followed a previous commitment of $10,000 from Greenfield Cooperative Bank toward the project.

“Working alongside our team to help paint this home was incredibly rewarding,” Jane Wolfe, executive vice president of residential lending, said in a statement. “This experience solidified our commitment to supporting Pioneer Valley Habitat’s mission, and I can’t wait to see this family thrive in their new home.”