According to a news release, 11 KeyBank employees spent an afternoon landscaping the outdoors and cleaning the Teen Center at 35 Union St. in Brunswick. The Brunswick team was part of more than 300 employees in Key- Bank’s Maine district who participated in this year’s event.
Neighbors Day began in Alaska in 1991, when a group of employees volunteered for an array of service projects in their communities. The idea swept across the bank, where this year employees will donate an expected 32,000 hours, worth approximately $900,000.
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