Credit Union of Georgia’s Business Development Officer Kathy Winiarczyk Raises $2,539.23
MARIETTA, Ga.– Credit Union of Georgia is honored to announce the recognition of their Business Development Officer, Kathy Winiarczyk as the winner of the...Credit Union News
Warner Robins, GA — Robins Financial Credit Union recently sponsored the 2021 Georgia Peach Festival by contributing $1,000 to the festival.
The Georgia Peach Festival will take place from Friday, June 4th through Saturday, June 5th in Ft. Valley and Saturday, June 12th in Byron.
Caption: Brandy Newman with Robins Financial Credit Union presents a check to Tisa Horton and Alton Howard with Georgia Peach Festival
Robins Financial Credit Union is a local non-profit financial cooperative with twenty-two branches in central Georgia. Robins Financial currently provides financial services to over 233,000 members, with assets exceeding...Credit Union News
MIRAMAR, Fla. – (June 7, 2021) – As colleges prepare for what they hope will be a somewhat normal fall semester, three students will have a little less to stress about thanks to scholarships from Tropical Financial Credit Union. This year, Tropical Financial awarded three scholarships totaling $10,000. One grand prize of $5,000 and two $2,500 scholarships to students.
This is the eighth year for the program created to help local students further their education. The scholarship winners are:
Amanda Koplman is the recipient of TFCU’s $5,000 scholarship. This will help her pay the expenses needed after her impressive...Credit Union News
Credit Union of Georgia’s Brian Albrecht Recognized as Young Professional to Watch
WOODSTOCK – June 10, 2021 – Credit Union of Georgia is honored to announce the recognition of their President & Chief Executive Officer, Brian Albrecht as one of Cherokee County’s Top 10 in 10 Young Professionals to Watch. The Cherokee County Chamber of Commerce in partnership with Enjoy Cherokee Magazine coordinated this recognition program to focus on Cherokee County residents under the age of 40 who are considered to be the county’s up and coming leaders over the next 10 years. At the age of 35 and after dedicating 10 years to Credit Union...Credit Union News
Friday, May 21, 2021 was an exciting day, not only for SRP Federal Credit Union, but for South Augusta, when a groundbreaking ceremony was held for a new branch at 3034 Peach Orchard Road. Augusta Mayor Hardie Davis, District 2 Commissioner Dennis Williams, and other community leaders were in attendance to celebrate the upcoming branch opening.
This branch replaces the former Peach Orchard Road location which had been in Windsor Square with not only a new building where full financial services are offered, but also with drive through banking. The facility will be better by design in meeting the needs of our members, and at SRP the reason...Credit Union News
100 Black Men of Greater Orlando, Inc. inspire student community involvement and leadership.
Orlando, Fla. – McCoy awarded a college scholarship for a Jones High School student in Orlando, Florida through the 100 Black Men of Greater Orlando, Inc. Project Success Program Scholarship. “What They See Is What They’ll Be” epitomizes the servant leadership of the members and the program’s foundation.
100 Black Men of America’s local chapters shape skills that help students transition to the next stage of education, work, life and leadership. Members serve as positive role models, advocates, and trusted advisors to inspire students...Credit Union News
$110,000 fundraiser equips the physically, mentally and emotionally disabled with assistance service dogs.
WINTER PARK, Fla. - DogFest Orlando raised over $110,000 on April 17 to support the initiatives of Canine Companions for Independence (CCI) to enhance the lives of children, adults and veterans with physical, mental, or emotional disabilities. Held in Winter Park, Florida, dogs and pups of all breeds, sizes and costumes were invited to bring their “Humans” along to enjoy the festivities with them.
CCI provides FREE of charge assistance service dogs matched to the person’s disability—a remarkable fact considering each dog...Credit Union News
Credit Union now welcomes people who live or work in Butts and Spalding Counties
ATLANTA, Ga. – Delta Community Credit Union (DeltaCommunityCU.com), Georgia’s largest credit union with more than $8.3 billion in assets, has expanded its field of membership to include Butts and Spalding counties in south metro Atlanta. With this expansion, membership in Delta Community is now open to all residents of 16 metro Atlanta counties.
“We are honored to have this opportunity to offer consumers in Butts and Spalding counties the same personalized care, trusted advice and honest value that’s at the heart of our member-owned, not-for-profit...Credit Union News
Youth Month Contest prizes spur interest in the lifelong value of credit unions and saving.
CENTRAL FLORIDA – During April each year, the Credit Union National Association (CUNA) presents a Youth Month Theme to encourage children and teens to develop healthy saving habits and to learn how
Credit Unions can guide them through life’s financial journey.
McCoy Federal’s 13 branches in Central Florida celebrated with a two-step Youth Account Contest from April 1-30 with fabulous gifts and prizes. First, Youth Members who opened a Youth Savings or Student Checking Account received the gift of a McCoy Cares Stuffed Bear or Mop Top Ear...Credit Union News
Run for The Russell Home 5K proceeds will help maintain facilities to care for atypical children 24/7.
CENTRAL FLORIDA - On April 10, McCoy partnered with 27 Community Connection to sponsor the Run for The Russell Home 5K. Central Florida walked and rolled at the virtual event to raise funds to maintain the home, facilities and staff who care 24/7 for atypical children.
Pam Brazell, HR Manager, praised how for 50 years she has experienced the selfless love the caregivers shower upon the residents. When the residents shared their thoughts, their feelings reflected the core values of The Russell Home: “They help me all day because they...
