Franklin Savings Bank has made a significant contribution of $1,000 to CASA of New Hampshire, aimed at bolstering the organization's efforts in advocating for children who have suffered from abuse or neglect. CASA, which stands for Court Appointed Special Advocates, focuses on recruiting, training, and supporting volunteers to represent vulnerable children during court proceedings. Jenn Prince, the marketing and community engagement officer at Franklin Savings Bank, stated that this donation aligns with the bank's commitment to strengthening community ties. The bank recognizes the extraordinary impact of CASA's volunteers in providing a voice for children in need. Tarah Bergeron, a development associate at CASA, expressed appreciation for the bank's long-standing support, which has been instrumental in their ability to train and recruit advocates. The donation will enhance CASA's ongoing advocacy programs, promoting safety and stability for children throughout New Hampshire. Established in 1869, Franklin Savings Bank is an independent community bank offering a range of financial services, including commercial lending and investment planning through its subsidiary, Independence Financial Advisors.