Forest Area FCU Raises Funds For Food Pantries

KALKASKA, MANTON, FIFE LAKE, KINGSLEY, Mich.– Forest Area Federal Credit Union spent the month of November raising money for the local food pantries in the communities that its branches serve. The Board of Directors of Forest Area Federal Credit Union authorized a Forest Area FCU matching donation of the funds raised through member and staff donations once again this year up to $7500! This support of the efforts of their staff to make a difference in their communities gives a grand total raised as of this morning, with the matching funds, of $16,142.17.

“Special thanks go out to our local communities for stepping up and helping those less fortunate than themselves with these generous donations,” said CEO Robert Raden. “A special thanks to the staff of Forest Area Federal Credit Union for getting the word out about our fundraising efforts and helping us to be so successful in these efforts.  And last but not least a special appreciation to our Board of Directors for generously offering to match our fundraising efforts again this year up to $7500.  It is only through the success of our organization which is a direct reflection of the dedication of our board and staff and the commitment of our community members to choose Forest Area FCU as their partner in their financial success that allows us the opportunity to serve our communities in this way!”

The food pantries which will be receiving the funds raised this year include Free Methodist Gleaners, St. Theresa’s Catholic Pantry, United Methodist food pantry, Living Word Food Pantry and Colfax Community food pantry in the Manton area, the Methodist Church of Kingsley food pantry and the Baptist Church of Kingsley food pantry, KAIR Food Pantry of Kalkaska and the United Methodist Church (in partnership with St. Aloysius Catholic Church) Food Pantry in Fife Lake.

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