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Elan Charitable Giving logo transitions in

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Footage of volunteers packing Easter baskets.

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Community means to me a place where you live and work

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Interview with Tony Ince in auditorium. Onscreen text reads “Tony Ince, VP, Account Executive Team Leader, Elan Credit Card.”

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and then consistently give back to make your community better.

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Footage of Heartland Credit Union exterior brick sign and building.

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Community means connection, and I feel like we are

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Interview with Susan Gleason in auditorium. Onscreen text reads “Susan Gleason, VP of Marketing, Heartland Credit Union”

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Constantly building connections with our members.

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Footage of Elan volunteers packing Easter baskets.

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Community means, to me, coming together 

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Interview with Beverly Neisler in auditorium. Onscreen text reads “Beverly Neisler, Chief Development Officer, HSHS St. John’s Hospital.”

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and coming together many times for a common purpose.

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Footage of volunteers packing Easter baskets. 

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I get up and come to work because

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Interview with Emily Enstrom. Onscreen text reads “Emily Enstrom, RN, Pediatric Nurse Manager, HSHS St. John’s Children’s Hospital”

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I want kids and their families to have the best care that they possibly can,

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Volunteers high-five a child in a hospital bed.

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and that's really connected care with our community.

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Interview with Susan Gleason in auditorium.

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We've had a long-standing relationship with Saint John's Children's Hospital, and I think that all of our employees have seen or heard of somebody who's received services at Saint John's Children's Hospital.

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Footage of Heartland Credit Union CEO Tom Lex working with volunteers.

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When you walk through here, man, there's miracles being made up there every day.

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Interview with Tom Lex in auditorium. Onscreen text reads “Tom Lex, President & CEO, Heartland Credit Union.”

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And, you know, again, I was lucky my three children were born, I had one child in NICU for one night.

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Footage of Tony Ince removing choking hazards from stuffed animals. 

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15 years ago, I had a son that was born nine weeks early

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Interview with Tony Ince in auditorium. 

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that spent 21 days in the NICU. So firsthand, my family got to see the support that they gave us
and all the children that were in that NICU.

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Image of premature baby in NICU.

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My oldest was a micro preemie, and she was one pound fifteen ounces when she was born.

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Interview with Jennifer Bosaw in auditorium. Onscreen text reads “Jennifer Bosaw, VP of Collections, Heartland Credit Union.”

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She was in the NICU for 112 days, 

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Pictures fade in and out of Jennifer and her premature baby.

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but it didn't stop there. We continued coming to the hospital for occupational and physical therapy for two years.

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Photo of Jennifer’s daughter next to a horse as a young adult. 

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Today, she's 13-years-old and you'd never know it.

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Footage of Elan and Heartland staff gifting check to St. John’s employees in community garden. 

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We're always excited to hear about contributions that are coming to the hospital.

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Interview with Beverly Neisler in auditorium.

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In this particular case, we were very grateful it comes to St. John's Children's Hospital.

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Footage of hospital staff showing books to Elan volunteer.

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That money, that contribution, go to so many and touch so many people.

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Footage of well-stocked children’s playroom

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Whether it's an iPad for translation, toys,

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Interview with Emily Enstrom in auditorium.

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a car seat that we can send a family home that couldn't afford their own to make sure that their child's safe.

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Footage of volunteers packing Easter baskets. 

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We really appreciate the donations that come in, but we love it when our donors are actually able to volunteer their time.

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Staff and volunteer walking down a hall with bags of toys for children. 

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The reason for that is that, 

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Interview with Beverly Neisler in auditorium.

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It just further engages the donors so they really know the impact they make.

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Footage of volunteers at a table cutting tags off stuffed animals. 

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Today, the volunteers are going to be helping us with de-tagging and de-scarfing

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Interview with Emily Enstrom in auditorium

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our stuffed animals that have been donated to us.

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Footage of volunteers cutting tags at a table together. 

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We have littles who chew on things and grab on things, and we want to make sure that we're removing any safety hazards from those toys. 

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Interview with Emily Enstrom in auditorium

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They're going to decorate some of our windows, read stories to some of our kiddos, and kind of just help keep the maintenance of the unit up.

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Footage of paint bottles and paint brushes on a cart which transitions to volunteers paining windows.

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Everybody can get a financial [dontion], but there's a lot of volunteer help that's needed with these charitable organizations. So, I do feel it’s important that we allow our staff to take off time and to be involved with some of these charities.

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Volunteers painting windows together. 

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With our partnership, employees, you know, they see Elan in their credit union branches.

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Interview with Tony Ince in auditorium.

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They see their account executive working with their management team.

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Footage of volunteers cutting tags.

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But I think that charitable giving lets them also know the partnership extends just beyond the business model, and out to their community.

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Interview with Beverly Neisler in auditorium

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That's what helps make a community, when you can have people come together with their contributions and when they come together, wonderful things happen here at the Children's Hospital.

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Volunteers work on cleaning plastic toys.

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Not everybody gets to go to work and really feel like they're making a difference.

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Woman cleans plastic chalkboard, turns to camera and reveals it says “welcome.”

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And I think every day the work that we're doing here is making a difference in the lives of every patient,

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Volunteer reads to child in hospital room.

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but also making a difference in the lives of those patients we haven't seen yet.

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Jennifer Bosaw paints a window

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Without this hospital, I cannot tell you that my daughter would be home. I cannot tell you that she would have made it.

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Volunteers put candy inside Easter eggs. 

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It's not just money that you're giving to the hospital. It's not just toys, or machines,

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Interview with Jennifer Bosaw in auditorium.

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or things like that that you're buying for the hospital. You are helping to have another family take a miracle home. You're helping to create more miracles. And that's priceless.

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Elan Charitable Giving logo appears onscreen across a forest at sunset.