YMCA Greater Brandywine Organizes Screening of Riveting Documentary about Addiction

YMCA Greater Brandywine has partnered with Kacie’s Cause and the Chester County Chapter of PRO-ACT to host a public screening of The Anonymous People, a riveting documentary that focuses on the close to 23.5 million Americans who are living in long-term recovery from alcohol and drug addiction.

The screening of the movie, rated as appropriate for ages 16 and up, is on March 9th starting at 6:30 p.m.at the Jennersville Y on 880 W. Baltimore Pike in West Grove. After the movie there will also be a question-and-answer session with an expert panel to delve deeper into the issues.

“Too often, this issue gets swept under the rug, leaving many people hurting across our community, often times in silence,” commented Denise Day CEO of the YMCA of Greater Brandywine. “We can help make a real difference by convening the dialogue and providing vital resources to those who are dealing with addiction.”

DNB Financial Corporation Announces $0.07 Cash Dividend for Q1

After issuing very positive quarterly earnings results at the end of January, DNB Financial Corporation has followed up with more good news and declared a cash dividend last week for the first quarter of the current year of $0.07 per common share, or $0.28 annualized.

DNB Financial Corp, the bank holding company for DNB First, National Association, headquartered in Downingtown and one of the first nationally-chartered community banks to serve the greater Philadelphia region, has announced that the cash dividend will be paid on March 21st. The dividend will be payable for all shareholders that are on record by March 10th, with the payment having an ex-dividend date of March 8th. The annual yield on the dividend for DNB is 1 percent.