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Mainers know that winters can be long - often filled with snow, cold and plenty of darkness. Rather than hibernate, many Maine CUs embrace Maine in the winter by supporting and coordinating a variety of activities including ice skating, snowmobiling, skiing, sledding, or just plain enjoying being outside in the winter.
Turner
Community CU staff are all smiles helping to volunteer at the Turner Ridge Riders Vintage Race. Pictured l-r are: Matthew Shaw, Kirstyn Birkbeck, Betsy Sibley, Natalie Michaud and Therese Raymond.
Fort Kent
Under the, "If you can't beat'em, join'em," category, staff at Acadia FCU got into the Olympic spirit with staff participating in events, such as the Toilet Paper Toss and others. At the "medal" ceremony for one event are (l-r) Amy Michaud; Gail Beaupre; Amber Voisine and Dylan Paradis.
Portland
Town and Country FCU hosted a free skating night, including plenty of hot chocolate, for members at the Rink at Thompson's Point in Portland. Pictured here are some of the members attending the sold-out event.
Greenville
Over February vacation, Maine Highlands FCU hosted a free day of skiing for members at Big Squaw Mountain in Greenville. Here, Monty Moose is pictured ready to hit the trails.
Auburn
Once again this winter, Maine Family FCU is offering discounts and other fun to members at the Maine Family Snow Tube Park at Lost Valley Ski Area.
Eagle Lake
The cold didn't bother the staff from NorState FCU who posed for a photo at the CU's Winter Trek event at Eagle Lake, where the CU hosted skiing, skating and snowshoeing.