ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.– PSCU has announced the return of its Credit Union Give Back Sweepstakes.
For the third year in a row, PSCU said the rewards campaign will “encourage card usage to increase member engagement and loyalty, all while giving back to the communities in which credit unions and their members live and work.”
In the campaign, which is now up and running through Oct. 30, cardholders with credit union rewards points or a cash-back card must use their rewards card a minimum of four times per week (or participate in the alternate eligibility survey) to qualify for regular drawings. Beginning in late August, five members will be randomly selected each month to receive $5,000 to use as they please.
In addition to the 20 individual sweepstakes winners, 10 credit unions will be randomly selected in October to receive $10,000 to donate to local charities of their choice, PSCU said.
‘Positive Impact’
“We are thrilled to offer the Credit Union Give Back Sweepstakes to our participating credit unions and their members for the third consecutive year,” said Annie Cox, vice president, Loyalty Solutions at PSCU. “The credit union philosophy of people helping people s firmly embedded in everything we do here at PSCU, and we are looking forward to seeing the positive impact this year’s sweepstakes will have on the relationships between our credit unions, their members and their communities.”
PSCU said all credit unions participating in its points and rebate rewards programs are automatically enrolled in the campaign.
For more info, visit campaigns.pscu.com/cugivebacksweepstakes/.
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