Webster Bank Donates $30,000 to Support Disaster Recovery Efforts
"Our thoughts are with the communities in
The donation will assist four
Webster will work with impacted customers as appropriate during the disruption of critical services in their communities. In addition, Webster has also reached out to employees in these areas to ensure they are safe and aware of services available to them.
For more information about how you can assist people in the affected areas visit redcross.org. To learn more about emergency preparedness, visit the
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