WILTON — As a part of the company’s regular efforts to support its communities, employees of Barclays, in Wilton, rallied around the effort to raise funds and food for the Safe Voices Food Pantry in Franklin County, which is accessible to victims of domestic violence, according to a Barclays press release.
The dedicated staff collected donations, and representatives made a special delivery to the Safe Voices office with multiple boxes of food and $30 in cash contributions.
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Safe Voices’ food pantries are available to anyone working with the agency, whether they are stopping in after a support group session, or are in need of enough food to get them through the weekend while staying in a motel prior to coming into Safe Voices’ emergency shelter.
The mission of Safe Voices is to support and empower those affected by domestic violence and engage the community in creating social change in Androscoggin, Franklin and Oxford counties. For more information, visit safevoices.org to learn more.
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