Baker Boyer Bank announced a second round of funding for organizations responding to the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Organizations helping people with shelter, clothing, food, health, hygiene, and programs addressing mental health and domestic violence â where the need has increased during the pandemic â received about $60,000 in donations, the 151-year-old community bank announced.
That brings the total to nearly $110,000 in contributions this year.
On top of the donations, Baker Boyer worked with United Way of Blue Mountains and the Blue Mountain Community Foundation to apply for the funds, to be doubled through the All in WA fund.
That fund is a coordinated statewide relief effort powered by a coalition of public officials, companies, community foundations and others addressing services needs due to the pandemic.