TAMPA, Fla.–GTE Financial Credit Union said it is now offering checking accounts to local nonprofit organizations that it said feature fewer fees, more services, and partnership opportunities.
The credit union said the offering is part of GTE's commitment to philanthropy and nonprofits around Tampa Bay, the credit union is proud to offer organizations an option that aligns with their financial needs and mission.
"As a credit union, we are heavily involved in the community and thus want to further support nonprofit organizations as much as we can," said Manny Aguilar, SVP-commercial and advisory services. "We are thrilled to offer this new product to nonprofits that share our values and assist with their business and banking needs."
GTE Financial said its business nonprofit checking benefits include discounted business services, complimentary incoming wires, non-cash items, and cash deposits; no monthly maintenance fees; free checks, cashier checks, and money orders; dividends, and more.
Additional Benefits
In addition to opening checking accounts, GTE Financial said it is encouraging nonprofit organizations to become community partners, which it said receive even more exclusive business and employee benefits, including six months of Go Premium and Early Pay waived for employees and board members. Additionally, this partnership offers retirement planning, financial education, free advertising opportunities, participation in company events, and more, the credit union said.
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