Thomaston Savings Bank, a local bank and WORX client partner, developed a new community initiative aimed at providing meals to those in need.

The “Community Kitchen Project” paired local restaurants who are customers of the Bank, with food and crisis intervention organizations. Thomaston Savings Bank kicked off the initiative by purchasing meals from several local restaurants. The restaurants then prepared and delivered those meals to the selected groups.

To date, almost 6,000 meals have been purchased.

“I’m so proud of our team,” says Stephen Lewis, CEO and President of Thomaston Savings Bank. “We’ve been able to help two groups and bring them together and really benefit our community. It’s fulfilling to be able to make that happen for everybody and do it right within our local community.”

For the first three weekends in December, Post University transformed the lobby of its Bank Street center into Santa’s playhouse – with several hundred local citizens taking in the holiday experience.

Grant Copeland, WORX President and Chief Creative Officer, joined Definitive Technology Group Co-Founder Patrick Ney for a Fireside Chat discussion with the Dean of Post University’s Malcolm Baldrige School of Business, Dr. Jeremi Bauer.

The Yale Helix Group is a University-founded, student-run incubator for Connecticut physicians to co-found healthcare startups. WORX President Grant Copeland and Vice President Alyssa Altman were speakers on Sales & Marketing for Startups, discussing the experience of WORX in the healthcare and startup space, as well as leading a collaborative discussion around how to position a healthcare brand for long-term success.

Vets2Set, a non-profit organization designed to help U.S. military veterans jumpstart a career in the commercial production business, held its official brand launch party at the Samsung 837 center in New York City.