FITCHBURG, Mass.– IC Credit Union has selected more than 50 charities and non-profits for funds from its Great Holiday Giveback program.
Winning charities were nominated by IC members and IC team members to receive $1,000 donations in their name. Additionally, each charity nominated by IC team members that didn’t receive the winning sum received $100 – all for a total of $26,300 going into 57 local non-profit organizations throughout Central Massachusetts, the credit union reported.
History of Giving Back
“IC has a long history of giving back to our community,” said Christopher Hendry, president and CEO. “For the second year in a row, our Great Holiday GiveBack program enables us to make an impact during the holiday season with so many deserving non-profits in our region nominated by our caring members and dedicated team. We’re humbled to play a small role in making our community better.”
According to IC Credit Union, the
winning organizations are all “deeply engaged in empowering and assisting community members in need.”
Animal shelters, after-school organizations, children and family services, and cancer research and support programs are among the groups nominated by both members and team members.
Interviews & Videos
To spotlight these organizations and their work, IC reached out to the people who nominated them to explain in their own words why each charity is so vital within the communities they serve.
Those interviews can be found here: iccreditunion.org/giveback.
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