PLYMOUTH, Minn.-- TruStone Financial Foundation recently donated $10,000 to the Highland Friendship Club, a non-profit providing programs that foster friendships, strengthen self-advocacy and allow those with disabilities to explore lifelong learning.
“We are happy to support the Highland Friendship Club to keep programs, classes and events accessible not only in the Saint Paul area, but within our Minnesota communities,” said LisaMarie Meyer, SVP and director of Minnesota Branches at TruStone Financial. “They have done an amazing job to implement remote versions of its programs during the pandemic.”
The Foundation selected this organization for their demonstrated commitment to promote the financial, economic and general well-being of our communities.
“We recognize the importance of self-advocacy and fully support opportunities to provide our members and neighbors with life-long skills,” said Sam Stern, the chairman of the TruStone Financial Foundation.
LisaMarie Meyer of TruStone presented the $10,000 donation check to Patty Dunn, Executive Director of the Highland Friendship Club. Others in attendance: Kate Dienhart, Rosemary Fagrelius, Ginger Geifer, Hanna Larson, Pat Leseman and Stephanie Johnson.