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For Maine CUs, community-service and financial service go hand-in-hand


Nearly everyday, Maine's credit unions help their members and communities in a variety of ways.  While many of those ways are in the form of financial services, a number come through a commitment to community-service.  Here are some recent examples highlighted below:

Change 'Adds' Up!

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For the second year in a row, Bangor FCU partnered with a young man in their area to help him raise funds for CMN. His name is Noah Tibbitts and he was the 2014 Children's Miracle Network State of Maine Champion Child. "Nickels with Noah" was the name of the fundraiser whereby Noah ask his peers at his school to put their spare change in jars he had place in each classroom.  In 2015, with the help of the CU, Noah raised $3,950.52, bringing his two-year total to nearly $6,500.  In the above picture, Noah is with Bangor FCU's Travis Martin and Barbara Stacey.


Being Neighborly!

tcfcu.jpgTown & Country FCU awarded $25,000 to local charities as part of its Better Neighbor Fund.  At a ceremony at its new Operations Center in Scarborough, the 2015 recipients are pictured with Dave Libby, President/CEO (far left).

Every cent counts!

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Atlantic FCU volunteered to count all of the coins collected as part of a fundraiser, "Coins for Curtis," which benefited the Curtis Memorial Library in Brunswick.  The CU's Adam Caron (second from left) and Dawn Houle (second from right) are pictured with library staff and helpers.