The Saratoga Casino Hotel Foundation is accepting applications for its 2025 grant cycle through August 12. The Foundation supports public benefit organizations that improve quality of life, health, and well-being for Saratoga County residents.
Eligible applicants must be IRS-designated nonprofits offering programs that serve Saratoga County. Priority is given to proposals addressing problem gambling, youth programs, senior services, arts, recreation, and overall community enhancement.
“We take great pride in the strong partnership among the Saratoga County Board of Supervisors, the Saratoga Harness Horseperson’s Association, and Saratoga Casino Hotel,” said Foundation Treasurer Skip Carlson. “For more than two decades, our grants have supported organizations providing education, senior services, family assistance, food security, disability support, and aid for those facing domestic violence and addiction.”
Applications must be submitted electronically via the Foundation’s website, www.saratogacasinohotelfoundation.org, no later than Sept. 12.
The Foundation’s board will meet Oct. 1 to review submissions, and applicants will be notified by Oct. 8. Grant recipients will be formally recognized during the Saratoga County Board of Supervisors meeting on Oct. 21.
Since its founding, the Foundation has awarded nearly $500,000 to more than 200 local organizations. A list of past recipients and additional details are available online.
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Arrow Bank National Association is pleased to welcome Debbie Reynolds as Vice President, Regional Manager.
In her new role, Reynolds will oversee branch operations and sales at Arrow Bank’s Capital Region locations, where the bank remains focused on business development and delivering exceptional service to the communities it serves. She will work closely with branch teams to drive performance, support local engagement and foster meaningful client relationships across the region.
Reynolds brings more than two decades of leadership experience in retail banking, training and development and sales. Most recently, she served as Director of Training and Development at TCT Federal Credit Union, following leadership roles at Pearl Insurance and Citizens Bank, where she spent nine years as a Regional Manager.
A graduate of Herkimer County Community College with an associate degree in public relations, Reynolds is a native of Camden, N.Y., and a graduate of Camden Central School District. She is a certified notary public and holds an active NMLS license.
Deeply committed to giving back, Reynolds volunteers with Habitat for Humanity as a food drive volunteer, participates in Adopt a Soldier initiatives and is a regular runner in the American Heart Association 5K.
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