LARAMIE, Wyo.–Blue Federal Credit Union has entered into a deal with Laramie County Community College for the naming rights to what will be the Blue Federal Credit Union Recreation & Athletics (RAC) Complex.
The credit union said it is joining with other project partners to help move the RAC renovation and expansion forward, while “also seeking opportunities to engage with students and continue making a positive impact on the Cheyenne community.”
To date Blue’s sponsorship is the largest private contribution to the project, the credit union said.
“As a community connector we couldn’t be more excited to work with Dr. Schaffer and LCCC in this new lifetime partnership,” said Stephanie Teubner, president and CEO of Blue Federal Credit Union. “As LCCC continues to improve and upgrade their campus, we look forward to helping their staff and students discover pathways to realize their possibilities.”
Aligned Goals
In a statement, the credit union added, “The mission and goals of the two organizations align in many ways. Blue’s mission is to discover pathways to realize possibilities, while LCCC works to connect students with Pathways to careers and education. Both organizations have had a presence in Cheyenne for more than 50 years and are designed to make a difference to the communities and populations they serve, in meaningful and impactful ways.”
‘Outside the Wall’
According to Blue FCU, the new partnership will extend outside of the walls of the RAC and into the classroom as representatives of Blue look forward to making connections with students through guest presentations, internships and community engagement opportunities.
LCCC recently broke ground on the $25 million renovation and anticipates the project to be completed in Spring 2024.
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