Volunteers visit Alderwood Boys Girls Club for credit union holiday - Lynnwood Today

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Local credit union employees volunteered at the Alderwood Boys & Girls Club on October 16 to mark International Credit Union Day, an event held annually for 77 years. This year, credit unions from across Washington participated, engaging in volunteer activities at Boys & Girls Clubs throughout the Puget Sound region. Ashley Nash's article highlights the importance of such initiatives in fostering community ties and supporting youth programs. The Alderwood Boys & Girls Club plays a significant role in the Lynnwood area, offering various activities that promote education and personal development among local children. By volunteering, credit union employees not only contributed to the immediate needs of the club but also helped cultivate long-term relationships with the youth.

This event showcases the commitment of credit unions to social responsibility and community involvement. The participation of these organizations emphasizes a growing trend of financial institutions prioritizing community service as part of their mission. Ultimately, the efforts made on International Credit Union Day aim to enhance financial literacy and empower youth in the region.

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