ACTS Service Dogs are seen at the MWV Farmer's Market in North Conway Village on July 14. From left: Director of Development Lea Smith, ambassador dog Jonesy, Director of Canine Development Marina Legere, dog-in-training Magnus and Executive Director Kathy Metz. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
ACTS Service Dogs are seen at the MWV Farmer's Market in North Conway Village on July 14. From left: Director of Development Lea Smith, ambassador dog Jonesy, Director of Canine Development Marina Legere, dog-in-training Magnus and Executive Director Kathy Metz. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
CONWAY — Since opening the doors to its new branch on 11 Commercial Drive in North Conway last summer, Norway Savings Bank has been proud to contribute donations, volunteer hours and other assistance to many local non-profits doing great things in the Mount Washington Valley region. NSB is happy to offer contributions this month to three such organizations: Tin Mountain, Starting Point and ACTS.
Tin Mountain Conservation Center in Albany has promoted an appreciation of the environment in children, families, and the community since 1980. It provides the Mount Washington Valley region and western Maine with high-quality environmental education programs, community outreach, and summer nature camps. The organization’s Nature Program Series offers more than 70 annual programs, while Tin Mountain’s Research Programs focus on Avian and Native Brook Trout Research. NSB made a recent $1,000 donation to the organization. To learn more, go to tinmountain.org.
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