Washington Federal gives to Project Timothy
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The Washington Federal Foundation recently awarded Project Timothy of Dayton a grant of $1,500, to help people in need in Columbia County. The funds will go into the general fund to help with utilities, food vouchers and transportation for those members in the community in need. "Our community partner relationships are as important as those we share with our clients and employees," said Ann Hall, Vice President for Community Relations with the Washington Federal Foundation. Making the presentation to Jeannie Lyonnais of Project Timothy were Washington Federal Personal Banker Angela Brodhead, left, and Assistant Manager Margaret Huwe.
The Washington Federal Foundation recently awarded Project Timothy of Dayton a grant of $1,500, to help people in need in Columbia County. The funds will go into the general fund to help with utilities, food vouchers and transportation for those members in the community in need. "Our community partner relationships are as important as those we share with our clients and employees," said Ann Hall, Vice President for Community Relations with the Washington Federal Foundation. Making the presentation to Jeannie Lyonnais of Project Timothy were Washington Federal Personal Banker Angela Brodhead, left, and Assistant Manager Margaret Huwe.
