HarborOne Bank’s Harvest for Hunger program raises awareness, provides financial support and generates non-perishable food donations for community-based organizations addressing the issue of food insecurity. This year, HarborOne donated $500 to support Westbay Community Action’s efforts to fight food insecurity. All HarborOne Branches are accepting donations of nonperishable food items. Since its inception, Harvest for Hunger has invested over $450,000; collected 32,000 non-perishable food items and provided hundreds of volunteer hours in support of food programs and pantries serving its local neighborhoods. Pictured are HarborOne Bank’s Danielle Riggs, Sandra Gilmore, Back Christine Wilson, VP HarborOne Bank and Paul Salera, CEO Westbay Community Action. (Submitted photo)