FALCON HEIGHTS, Minn.–Recognizing the deep impact COVID-19 has been causing throughout Minnesota, SPIRE Credit Union organized a campaign to give $250,000 to 187 Minnesota businesses and charities.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass.– With plans altered by the coronavirus, MIT FCU still participated in MIT’s iconic Campus Preview Weekend, during which students are traditionally able to visit the campus, attend a wide variety of interactive events, and experience the university in action.
MERRILL, Wis. – Four Northwoods food pantries and a waterfront trail are the benefactors of $20,000 in donations made by Park City Credit Union.
CHICAGO–United Credit Union, in partnership with the Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago, awarded a $20,000 grant that will be equally split between the Chicago Teachers Union Foundation and Grow Your Own Chicago to help the organizations during the COVID-19 pandemic.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.–PSCU said it has raised funds to donate nearly 4,000 meals to first responders in five communities where PSCU employees live and work.
FORT WASHINGTON, Penn. — TruMark Financial Credit Union started a first responders’ initiative to recognize the commitment and dedication of these essential employees.
MILWAUKIE, Wis.–Clackamas Federal Credit Union is increasing its support for two long-time community partners who are directly helping local families economically impacted by coronavirus.
EL PASO, Texas–After announcing it was planning a social purpose event, evolve FCU said it conducted a needs evaluation meeting with each of its' community partners and determined that many could greatly benefit from lunch meals for the shelter kids, family, and staff.
FITCHBURG, Mass.--Workers Credit Union's Eric Hague has been named one of Central Massachusetts’ top loan originators employed by a credit union.
ANAHEIM HILLS, Calif.–The Credit Union of Southern California (CU SoCal) employee inspired charity, CU SoCal Helping Hands, is providing an opportunity for members to share a smile on National Smile Day on May 31 by giving away $20,000.