Posted: November 19, 2010
The Salvation Army kicked-off its fourth annual kettle campaign at the convention center on Wednesday, November 17, with its "Dash for Cash." Twelve teams of two had seven minutes to hit up the crowd of attendees for donations. The teams ran around the luncheon tables with red buckets and bells to the tune of holiday music.
The idea for the dash was originally suggested by Salvation Army advisory board member, as well as IUCU board member, Don Weaver. Sixteen volunteers from IU Credit Union counted the amounts from each team and reported a total of more than $33,000 in donations. This money and thousands more the Salvation Army will raise this season will go to help local families in need of food, clothing, day care, home visits, and Christmas gifts.
For more information about Salvation Army visit http://bloomington.salvationarmyindiana.org or contact the office at 111 N Rogers St.
Posted: November 19, 2010
The Foundation of Monroe County Community Schools is dedicated to providing resources to improve and enhance the educational development of all MCCSC students. The Credit Union's Board of Directors approved a $20,000 donation to assist in the Foundation's mission "Investing In Our Children, Investing In Our Future." The Foundation of Monroe County Community Schools Executive Director, Tina Peterson, is shown with IU Credit Union President & CEO, Bryan Price, at the check presentation.
Posted: November 18, 2010
We believe in helping our members succeed. We are offering $29,000 in scholarships to IU Credit Union members looking to further their education.
Are you or your parent or guardian an IU Credit Union member? Are you graduating from high school in the spring of 2011? Is your high school grade point average a 3.25 or more? Have you been accepted to, or do you intend to enroll in, an undergraduate or certificate program at an accredited university, college, or vocational program on a full-time basis?
Are you attending Indiana University or Ivy Tech Community College? Have you been accepted to an undergraduate or graduate program?
If you answered yes to the above questions, you may be eligible for an IU Credit Union scholarship. Visit our scholarships page to learn more.