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Greenfield Cooperative Bank announced the well-deserved promotions of several exceptional team members, recognizing their contributions and fostering a culture of advancement within the company.

Tony Worden, President & CEO of Greenfield Cooperative Bank is pleased to announce the promotion of Casey Cusson to Vice President Treasury Management Officer.

The senior leadership team at Greenfield Cooperative Bank demonstrated their deep commitment to being rooted in the community. They traded their suits for paint brushes and joined forces with Pioneer Valley Habitat for Humanity to help put some finishing touches on a new home being built by dozens of community volunteers alongside the future homeowners.

Greenfield Cooperative Bank has been approved to participate in Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston’s homeownership assistance programs, Equity Builder Program and Housing Our Workforce. Both programs provide assistance to income-eligible homebuyers who are purchasing one- to four-family homes that will serve as their primary residence.

Greenfield Cooperative Bank is pleased to announce the appointment of Jacqueline (Jackie) Charron as its new Senior Vice President of Strategy & Implementation. Jackie brings a wealth of experience and expertise to this important role.

Greenfield Cooperative Bank is proud to announce a $10,000 sponsorship of Habitat for Humanity's Victoria Bismark Farm project. This vital initiative will see the construction of three single-family homes on Burts Pit Road in Northampton, which will be built by hundreds of community volunteers alongside three future homebuyers with low income.

Greenfield Cooperative Bank is pleased to announce the appointment of Victor H. Rodriguez, Sr. as Assistant Vice President Mortgage Loan Officer. In this role, Rodriguez will leverage his extensive experience and expertise to guide borrowers through the homeownership journey with personalized care and local market knowledge.

Did you know you can opt out of receiving prescreened offers of credit? Credit bureaus like Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion maintain vast databases of consumer credit information. Companies can purchase access to these databases and request "prescreened lists" of individuals who meet specific criteria, such as age, income, credit score, and debt-to-income ratio. By opting out you can reduce the amount of clutter you receive in your mailbox. 

Applying for a loan, whether it’s your first home purchase mortgage, a home equity loan to consolidate debt, or for home improvements, can be a nerve-wracking process especially when you don’t know what to provide. We’re happy to put you at ease by explaining what we’ll need for documentation.   If you ever have any questions, at any point in the application process, please feel free to reach out to us via phone or email.  

Funding will support the hospital’s campaign to expand its 50-year old Emergency Department and kicks off the $1M Harold Grinspoon Charitable Foundation Challenge.