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Posted: March 27, 2026
Old Saybrook Senior Housing receives grant donation from Essex Bank
Old Saybrook, CT Continuing its yearlong celebration of 175 years of relationships, Essex Bank has donated $1,851 to Old Saybrook Senior Housing. The amount honors the bank’s founding in 1851 and reflects its ongoing commitment to the communities it serves.
This February gift builds on Essex Bank’s anniversary initiative, which includes monthly surprise donations to local nonprofits throughout the year in the categories of aging, affordable housing, youth, and culture.
“As we celebrate 175 years, we’re proud to continue investing in organizations that make a difference right here at home,” said Diane Arnold, president and CEO of Essex Bank. “Each donation is a reflection of the relationships that have sustained us for generations.”
Essex Bank will continue its 175th anniversary giving campaign with additional nonprofit donations in the months ahead.
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