Neighbors Make A Difference Day volunteers help children’s museum
Lisa Gundel, Key Bank manager, spends a day volunteering at the Coastal Children’s Museum in Rockland. (Photo courtesy Coastal Children’s Museum)
Martha Flint. (Photo courtesy Coastal Children’s Museum)
Bella Cross. (Photo courtesy Coastal Children’s Museum)
Lisa Gundel, Key Bank manager, spends a day volunteering at the Coastal Children’s Museum in Rockland. (Photo courtesy Coastal Children’s Museum)
Martha Flint. (Photo courtesy Coastal Children’s Museum)
Bella Cross. (Photo courtesy Coastal Children’s Museum)
ROCKLAND — Rockland’s Key Bank employees, Manager Lisa Gundel, Bank Teller, Bella Cross and Martha Flint of Key Bank’s “Private Group” department volunteered their time to assist the Coastal Children’s Museum staff with the set-up of their new exhibits.
The nonprofit museum is open year-round and promotes the joy of learning through interactive play for children ages 18 months - 9 years old in the fun exhibits, colorful displays, crafts activities, speakers and workshops.
Located on the water at Sharp’s Point South, at 75 Mechanic Street, Rockland, the museum is open Wednesdays – Saturdays from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m., and Sundays from 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. (Closed Monday and Tuesdays). For more information, visit coastalchildrensmuseum.org or call (207) 596-0300.
The volunteers were helping their community as part of Key Bank’s annual “Neighbors Make A Difference Day.”
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