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Friday, February 15, 2019 Staff

Change Makers | Cortland Bank

Jim Gasior, president and CEO of Cortland Bank, reflects on the impact that the United Way and the bank have had on the community as two century-old organizations, and discusses the bank’s community outreach goals.

About Change Makers

Since 1919, the United Way of Youngstown and the Mahoning Valleyhas fought to make change through generations of impact. Our United Way has been fortunate to have amazing support for the past 100 years. We want to honor those partners, organizations, and businesses who have been with us throughout this journey to this milestone anniversary. Each month you will learn how they have partnered with United Way to make an impact on the Mahoning Valley and truly make change for the better. Our Change Makers know that to live better, we must live united.

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