LEWISTON, ME – Maine Family Federal Credit Union proudly announced the success of its recent “Strapped for Cash” fundraiser, held on Friday, November 1, to support the Campaign for Ending Hunger. During this one-day event, credit union employees took turns being “strapped” to a chair for 60-minute increments, encouraging members to donate towards this critical cause. Over the course of eight hours, the credit union raised an impressive $1,085.
“We’re overwhelmed by the generosity of our members and community,” said Dan Clarke, President/CEO of Maine Family Federal Credit Union. “The Campaign for Ending Hunger is an incredibly important cause, and our ‘Strapped for Cash’ event shows how much people are willing to come together and support a vital mission. We’re grateful to everyone who joined in.”
Maine Credit Unions’ Campaign for Ending Hunger is a collective effort that raises critical funds to address food insecurity, provide meals to those in need, and educate the public on ways to help eradicate hunger. Funds raised during this event will directly contribute to these initiatives, amplifying the impact of every dollar donated.
For those who couldn’t attend but still want to support the cause, donations are being accepted at https://campaignforendinghunger.org/mainefamilyfcu/.
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L to R: Kadyn Dufour, Mortgage Loan Processor, Shantel Fournier, AVP of Mortgage and Business Lending, Hannah Lelansky, AVP of Consumer Lending, Rachel McKinley, AVP of Marketing, and Brandon Chaloux, Consumer Loan Specialist.
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About Maine Family Federal Credit Union
Serving the Androscoggin County community since 1938, Maine Family Federal Credit Union has assets of approximately $250 million and serves more than 18,000 members throughout Androscoggin County. The credit union has branches in Lewiston and Auburn Maine.
