Suncrest Bank Provides $60,000 to Wildfire and Covid-19 Relief Efforts
"The entire state of California has been affected by the twin challenges of the pandemic and the worst wildfire season on record, with our most vulnerable communities suffering the most," said Ciaran McMullan, President and CEO of
"Our donation, in partnership with the
A complete list of the recipients is listed below.
Earlier this year,
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