EDWARDSVILLE, IL - In the spirit of giving, TheBANK of Edwardsville has donated computer equipment to two local charities – The Boys & Girls Club of Alton and Trinity Services, Inc. of Mascoutah.

Each year TheBANK of Edwardsville donates used computer equipment to organizations most in need. The Boys & Girls Club of Alton received 6 computers and monitors allowing the organization to continue to deliver exciting technology and educational programs to nearly 1,000 boys and girls that visit the center each year. The Boys & Girls Club of Alton is a place where at-risk children and young adults can play, have fun, receive guidance and develop a sense of belonging. The Club also provides kids with the skills they need to succeed in life, like computer skills.

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Trinity Services, Inc., received four CPUs and two monitors for use in its adult learning program for people with intellectual disabilities. Trinity Services, Inc. provides a wide range of programs and services for children and adults with developmental disabilities and/or behavior health needs. In addition to educational services, Trinity Services, Inc. provides residential service, adult learning programs and a variety of vocational programs.

Al Womack, Jr., Executive Director of the Boys & Girls Club of Alton said, “Support such as that received from TheBANK of Edwardsville is very meaningful to the club and will send a strong message to the rest of the philanthropic community. Thank you. “

TheBANK of Edwardsville, with its 2010 theme: “Because We Care,” has assets exceeding $1.4 billion and a long tradition of providing personal service, offering innovative products and giving back to the communities in which it serves. For more information, please visit www.4thebank.com

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