BrightBridge Credit Union is continuing its partnership with the Plymouth Public Library Foundation (PPLF) with a $7,500 donation that will support the foundation’s public events through 2026, including its golf tournament, arts and crafts festival and the annual Taste of the Town.
The PPLF is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting the Plymouth Public Library in delivering high-quality services and resources to the community. Each year, the foundation helps bring more than 1,500 free educational programs to the community and has contributed to numerous initiatives, including the publication of two historical works about Plymouth.
“Books are an important part of my life, and it is incredible to know how much of a positive impact the library has on our community,” said BrightBridge’s Plymouth Branch Manager Christina Flint. “I love connecting with the library staff and hearing about the programs they are running to support people of all ages. It’s inspiring to know we can work together to bring these programs and events to life.”
BrightBridge is proud to support local organizations like the PPLF that enrich our communities through education, culture and connection. This donation reflects BrightBridge’s ongoing commitment to fostering meaningful partnerships that benefit both members and neighbors.
In October 2024, the credit union opened a new, state-of-the-art Plymouth branch located at 73 Long Pond Road.
From left: BrightBridge Regional Sales & Service Manager James Kruskall, PPLF Board Member Bill Petrillo, BrightBridge Plymouth Branch Manager Christina Flint, Library Director Manny Leite, PPLF President of the Board of Trustees Judy Fosdick, Assistant Library Director Maureen Coleman and Literacy Coordinator Kristen Enos.
