COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.–Thanks to the efforts of employees and members, Ent Credit Union raised $50,000 for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Colorado — Pikes Peak during their summer philanthropy campaign.
During Ent’s two-month fundraising campaign, employees organized a car wash, barbecue lunch, contests, food trucks, jeans days, bake sales and other efforts in support of Big Brothers Big Sisters’ goal of providing support to nearly 2,100 one-to-one mentoring relationships between children facing adversity and adult volunteer mentors.
“Our employees and members have once again shown their dedication to our community and their generosity of heart by reaching this impressive goal,” said Matt Gendron, Ent’s Chief Engagement Officer.
At right, from left: Big Brothers Big Sisters of Colorado - Pikes Peak Advisory Board Member Lance James; Ent’s Education Coordinator Bree Shellito; Ent’s Digital Experience Manager Meg Smith; Ent’s Chief Community Officer Barb Winter; Big Brothers Big Sisters of Colorado - Pikes Peak Executive Director Danielle Summerville; Ent’s Senior Investment Representative Robert Snead; Ent’s Marketing Research Analyst Amber Ljunggren-Chapman, and Ent’s Wilcox Service Center Manager Gennifer Garner.