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Posted: April 21, 2010
Washington Trust offers flood relief programs for RI and SE Conn.
Washington Trust is now offering Flood Relief Assistance Programs to assist those affected by recent storms which caused extensive flooding and power outages in Rhode Island and southeastern Connecticut.
Washington Trust president and chief operating officer Joseph MarcAurele said, "We've met with local officials, businesses and non-profit organizations throughout the community and developed specific programs to meet the immediate needs of our neighbors."
Washington Trust's Flood Relief Assistance Programs include: community, homeowners, businesses, employees and volunteerism
For assistance or additional information about Washington Trust's Flood Relief Assistance Programs, call the bank's account information center toll-free (800) 475-2265.
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