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<p>Community Bank, N.A. presented a check for $2,500 to the Association for the Blind to help support the InSight Kids Club of NEPA and its Camp Sight program. At the presentation, from left are: Barbara Toczko Maculloch, president of PA Banking, Community Bank NA; Amy Feldman, director of development, Association for the Blind; Sara Peperno, president/CEO, Association for the Blind; and Alison Zurawski, Community Bank, NA.</p><style>
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Blind association receives donation for Camp Sight program