RALEIGH, N.C.-– The Coastal Credit Union Foundation has granted $100,000 each to Habitat for Humanity of Orange County and Habitat for Humanity of Durham County to fund the building of two homes in honor of the credit union’s retiring CEO, Chuck Purvis and his wife, Gail Purvis.
“We have the opportunity to help families realize their dreams of having their own home for the first time,” said Creighton Blackwell, chief community impact and public affairs officer with the credit union. “With the Chuck and Gail Purvis houses in Orange and Durham Counties, we honor the legacy of Chuck Purvis and the impact he has had on Coastal, and the communities we serve.”
The ‘Mission’
Added Chuck Purvis, “My mission as CEO of Coastal has always been to serve our members, and the communities where we work. Gail and I are honored to be a part of giving back to the community in a tangible way.”
The Coastal Foundation said it works to enrich the lives of members and their communities by impacting four key areas: promoting financial well-being, increasing affordable housing, supporting financial education, and improving access to resources. The foundation does this by providing financial support to 501(c)(3) organizations, primarily those serving Coastal’s 16-county footprint in central North Carolina.
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