AMBLER — Ambler Savings Bank Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, Roger Zacharia, helped the Ambler Symphony kick off their 2013-14 season on Friday, Nov. 15, by presenting a check for $1,500.
The Friday evening concert, performed at Wissahickon High School, was the first of the area orchestra’s season and featured two internationally acclaimed soloists, who performed Johannes Brahms’ double concerto, as well as the orchestra performing The Planets by Gustav Holst.
“As a community bank in Ambler for 140 years, we want to support the arts and culture that makes Ambler a vibrant town where people want to live and play,” said Zacharia.
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The orchestra has two more performances as part of their three-series season, as well other performances throughout the year.
The donation from Ambler Savings Bank will help Ambler Symphony continue to bring quality, classical music to the Ambler area.
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“At Ambler Savings Bank, our employees and their families are part of this community. We want to serve our community by being more than just a bank,” said Zacharia. “By donating to Ambler Symphony, we are ensuring the tradition of locally performed, classical music in Ambler.”
Ambler Savings Bank, whose headquarters and main branch is located at 155 E Butler Ave. in Ambler, PA, has additional locations in Fairview Village, Limerick and Schwenksville. Learn more about Ambler Savings Bank on the website www.amblersavingsbank.com.
