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Generations Bank secures $50K in grant funding for seven Seneca County nonprofits

Generations Bank awards grants funding to seven nonprofits in Seneca County. Pictured from left to right are: Steve Farnsworth, district chief of the Seneca Falls Fire Department; AG Cutrona, EVP – chief banking officer of Generations Bank; Chris Ehlers, Seneca Programs & Food Security director of Community Action Programs Cayuga/S eneca; Mary McDonald, president of the Seneca Falls Performing Arts Center; Marty Toombs, director of Pathway Homes of the Finger Lakes; Fran Caraccilo, historian & treasurer of It’s a Wonderful Life Museum; Angela Krezmer, president & CEO of Generations Bank; Barbara Hill, Regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) – Sa-Go-Ye-Wat-Ha chapter; Derek Dyson, SVP – chief information officer of Generations Bank; and Tanya Lent, manager of Beverly Animal Shelter. (Photo credit: Generations Bank)

SENECA FALLS, N.Y. — Generations Bank on Tuesday said it’s awarded grants to seven nonprofit organizations in Seneca County, after applying for and securing $50,000 in funding on their behalf from the Federal Home Loan Bank of New York (FHLBNY).

The seven grant recipients are: Beverly’s Animal Shelter in Waterloo; CAP Cayuga/Seneca Women’s Transitional House in Waterloo; Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) – Sa-Go-Ye-Wat-Ha Chapter in Seneca Falls; The It’s a Wonderful Life Museum in Seneca Falls; Pathway Home of the Finger Lakes in Seneca Falls; The Seneca Falls Fire Department; and the Seneca Falls Performing Arts Center.

AG Cutrona, executive VP – chief banking officer at Generations Bank, led the grant-application process on behalf of the nonprofit organizations.

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“We are incredibly grateful to the Federal Home Loan Bank of New York for their continued support and commitment to our local non-profits,” Cutrona said in the announcement. “This funding will make a meaningful difference in the lives of so many in Seneca County by allowing these organizations to continue the vital work they do for our community.”

It’s the second successful round of grant money secured by Generations Bank from the FHLBNY, following similar funding awarded in December 2023 to benefit five nonprofits in Union Springs.

Cutrona also extended his thanks to Tom Settino, VP of member relations at FHLBNY, for bringing the funding opportunity and application process to his attention.

 

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