WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. –Truliant Federal Credit Union has released its first Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) report, saying it is seeking to highlight the benefits of Truliant’s social, environmental and community efforts.
The report, titled “Brighter together,” has been published online and focuses on five pillars of CSR at Truliant that “together form a more significant effect: charitable giving; diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI); community engagement; financial wellness; and environmental stewardship.
“We’ve always had a greater sense of purpose. This first issue of ‘Brighter together’ tells the story of social responsibility’s important role at Truliant,” President and CEO Todd Hall said in a statement. “This report takes a deeper look at our role as a corporate citizen and the good we’re doing to strengthen relationships with employees and members.”
The Highlights
According to Truliant, highlights of the report:
- Sustainable practices in operations, including the installation of 742-solar panels on the roof of the new Truliant Operations Center. The panels will eliminate an estimated 740,000 pounds of carbon dioxide waste each year.
- Guidance to Truliant members, business partners and the community through in-person classes and online programs. More than 3,000 individuals participated in Truliant’s financial wellness and education programs last year.
- Expanding DEI programs to strengthen Truliant’s workplace culture and helping employees build networks of support and allyship through Business Resource Groups.
- Helping others by donating more than $643,000 to 116 nonprofits through the Truliant Foundation, representing the credit union’s commitment to community engagement through sponsorships, scholarships, grants and more.
- Increasing boardroom diversity on Truliant’s board. “A majority of Truliant’s board now represents racial and gender diversity,” the credit union said.
- The impact of Truliant to local organizations through more than 155 community events so far in 2023 and countless service hours; and a profile of Truliant’s Employee Volunteer of the Year.
The report can be viewed online at Truliant’s website.
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