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Dime Bank "Blue Crew" Serves at St. Vincent De Paul Place

News Release - March 2009

Norwich, CT - The Dime Bank Blue Crew recently volunteered to serve food at the St. Vincent De Paul Place soup kitchen on behalf of the Hospitality Center in Norwich. On February 23, 14 Dime employees volunteered at the Community Meal Site, and on March 9, another 11 donated their time. In all, the Dime Bank Blue Crew served 36 recipients. Dime Bank provided meals of spaghetti and meatballs, and baked chicken with noodles.

The Hospitality Center was designed to be a safe, warm dry place for the chronically homeless, single adults to sleep during the worst parts of the winter (November 1st - April 1st). It is run by the Norwich Community Care Team, a group of health and human service, clergy and business organizations that have come together for the purpose of finding housing solutions for his group of people.

About Dime Bank

With 10 locations throughout southeastern Connecticut, Dime Bank is a mutual, community oriented financial institution offering competitive products to meet the needs of consumers, businesses, non-profits and municipalities. The hallmark of the Dime is the personalized manner in which it serves customers and supports its communities. Dime Bank is committed to providing a positive work environment where employees are valued and respected.

As a grass roots effort, the Dime Bank Blue Crew was developed to capture Dime's 139 -year tradition of supporting and giving back to the community. A voice of public support, the Blue Crew participates in supporting education, non-profit, human needs efforts, and general volunteerism. For more information about requesting Dime Bank Blue Crew support at your event or organization, email us at bluecrew@dime-bank.com.

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