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<p><strong>Community Bank NA</strong></p><p><strong>marks Good Neighbor Day</strong></p><p>WILKES-BARRE &#8212; Community Bank N.A. branches across Pennsylvania and elsewhere marked National Good Neighbor Day last Friday by engaging in a variety of community-related events.</p><p>In total, the bank donated $55,250 to local nonprofits throughout four states. Its 32 branches in Northeastern Pennsylvania contributed $8,000 to such groups, a press release says.</p><p>Some of the work done locally:</p><p>&#8226; <strong>Pittston </strong>&#8212; Held a food drive and collected coats and other winter items to donate to the city&#8217;s Care and Concern Free Health Clinic and Food Pantry.</p><p>&#8226; <strong>Back Mountain </strong>&#8212;Hosted a food drive and held dress-down days to help the Blue Chip Farm Animal Refuge near Dallas.</p><p>&#8226; <strong>Hazleton (North Church Street)</strong> &#8212; Collected canned goods for the Salvation Army&#8217;s food pantry.</p><p>&#8226;<strong> Tunkhannock</strong> &#8212; Hosted a bake sale to benefit Interfaith Friends&#8217; Christmas Bureau/Adopt-a-Family program during the holiday season.</p><p>&#8220;As a community bank, being a good neighbor and an active participant in our community is part of our core values,&#8221; said Community Bank senior vice president Bob Cirko. &#8221; &#8230; We live here in Northeast Pennsylvania and we&#8217;re invested in our region&#8217;s future. National Good Neighbor Day was a chance to thank and highlight our neighbors who do so much for our community.&#8221;</p><style>
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<div class="neCaption">The Back Mountain branch of Community Bank N.A. was among those that participated in marking National Good Neighbor Day last week. In front row, from left, are teller Colleen O&#8217;Callaghan and Sawyer. In back row: retail branch assistant Eileen Gallup, senior teller Tara Strunk, customer service representative Darlinda Hann and Blue Chip Farm Animal Refuge team member Cordie Braun. The Back Mountain branch hosted a food drive and held dress-down days to help the refuge near Dallas. </div></div><div class="metaInfo"><photo0>https://www.timesleader.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/web1_Back-Mountain-2-.jpg</photo0><caption0>The Back Mountain branch of Community Bank N.A. was among those that participated in marking National Good Neighbor Day last week. In front row, from left, are teller Colleen O&#8217;Callaghan and Sawyer. In back row: retail branch assistant Eileen Gallup, senior teller Tara Strunk, customer service representative Darlinda Hann and Blue Chip Farm Animal Refuge team member Cordie Braun. The Back Mountain branch hosted a food drive and held dress-down days to help the refuge near Dallas. </caption0><photoCredit0></photoCredit0></div></div>
<div class="metaInfo"><bylineMeta><p>By Times Leader Staff</p></bylineMeta></div>

Local Community Bank NA branches participate in National Good Neighbor Day