Credit unions are a vital part of a community dedicated to serving members through financial wellness and support. To celebrate International Credit Union Day, Elan Credit Card has donated to thirteen organizations totaling $195,000 on behalf of thirteen randomly selected partners.
Read the 2024 press release and stay tuned for updates on an upcoming volunteer event in 2025.
Charter Oak Federal Credit Union (United Way of Southeastern Connecticut)
Desert Financial Credit Union (Phoenix Children's Hospital)
Northland Area Federal Credit Union (Goodwill Northern Michigan — Patriot Place)
Read the press release or watch the video from our in-person volunteer event at Second Harvest of the Big Bend with Envision Credit Union.
CAMC Federal Credit Union (Union Mission)
Centricity Credit Union (Centricity Credit Union Foundation)
Coastal1 Credit Union (Pawtucket Soup Kitchen)
Envision Credit Union (Second Harvest of the Big Bend)
MIT FCU (Bridges Homeward)
Read the press release or watch the video from our in-person volunteer event at Arizona Helping Hands with Copper State Credit Union.
Connex Credit Union (Urban Community Alliance)
Copper State Credit Union (Arizona Helping Hands)
Millbury Federal Credit Union (Millbury Lions Club)
St. Mary's Credit Union (Make-A-Wish® Massachusetts and Rhode Island)
Texoma Community Credit Union (Children's Aid Society of West Texas, Inc.)
ARTICLE
Hear from Elan Credit Card employees on how the Elan Charitable Giving program and volunteering has made an impact on them.
REPORT
Data finds that one-third of customers can be persuaded to move their accounts elsewhere based on a financial institution's lack of charitable giving. Learn more in this consumer report from Elan and PYMNTS Intelligence.
SOCIAL
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