Garden Savings Federal Credit Union Celebrates International Credit Union Day

Parsippany, NJLocal News

Garden Savings Federal Credit Union celebrated International Credit Union Day on October 17 at its Parsippany branch, engaging members with refreshments and appreciation. The event underscored the credit union's commitment to the cooperative spirit and the "people helping people" philosophy that has guided credit unions for over 75 years. This year’s theme, “Cooperation for a Prosperous World,” encouraged credit unions to focus on financial education and inclusivity in their services. Established in 1968, Garden Savings serves more than 25,000 members in New Jersey and recently strengthened its community impact through a merger with Pinnacle Federal Credit Union. Team members welcomed guests with smiles, thanking them for their loyalty and trust.

Stephanie Parise, a representative, emphasized the importance of relationships over transactions, stating, “It means so much to us to be able to give back. ” Throughout the day, members enjoyed snacks while learning about the credit union's ongoing efforts to provide personalized service. The celebration exemplified the credit union's dedication to putting people before profit and enhancing community well-being.

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