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p. MEMBERS FIRST CU r. MICHIGAN SCHOOLS &
Random Acts of Kindness program supporting GOVERNMENT CU
struggling small businesses with gift cards for 6,000 PPE face shields made in the local area
scholarship winners. distributed to first responders, nursing homes
and assisted living facilities.
q. MICHIGAN ONE COMMUNITY CU
Sent $25 gift cards and thank you cards to first s. MICHIGAN TECH EMPLOYEES FCU
responders, hospital workers and police officers. Donating to the Western UP Food Bank
managed by Community Action Agency. Their
$2,000 donation will buy about 25,000 lbs
of food for local families. Their last food drive
x distributed meals to 407 families.
t. PAUL BUNYAN CHAPTER
Assisted Feeding America West Michigan in
n aiding 43,090 area individuals requiring
food assistance.
u. SAFE HARBOR CU
c d Supported local high school seniors with
money management tips, scholarships and
yard sign celebrations.
v-1. SAGINAW AREA CUs (6 CUs)
t Collaborated with local business to provide
30,000 masks along with pandemic-related
financial education.
v-2 IMPACT SAGINAW (10 CUs)
Collaborated with local restaurants, food
providers and bus drivers to feed 2,000 children.
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w. SERVICE 1 FCU
p Helped the Muskegon Rescue Mission Shelter
provide food and shelter for single parent
m v i families and first responders.
w x. SOO CO-OP CU
z q j Supported the only Intensive Care Unit in the
h b Eastern Upper Peninsula with funding for PPE
and health supplies.
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r y. TOTAL COMMUNITY CU
g Partnered with Fish & Loaves to provide food
k o a f y for local fire and police departments and
home-bound seniors.
z. TRI-CITIES CU
Supported local restaurants and community
members impacted by the pandemic by
purchasing and donating gift cards.