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Freedom Credit Union Raises More Than $2,700 for The Food Bank

Business Monday ETC: June 14, 2021

Freedom Credit Union Accepting Donations for Food Bank of Western Massachusetts

Freedom Credit Union Accepting Donations for Food Bank of Western Massachusetts 227 SPRINGFIELD Freedom Credit Union is collecting cash donations at its 11 branches throughout the region to benefit the Food Bank of Western Massachusetts, which leads the fight against food insecurity throughout Hampden, Hampshire, Franklin, and Berkshire counties. Donations will be accepted through Saturday, July 31. “Food insecurity is more prevalent than you might expect,” Freedom Credit Union President Glenn Welch said. “More than 100,000 people across the region’s four counties are in need of support, especially as we all continue to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic. As an institution, we are proud to raise awareness and funds to help the Food Bank provide for those in need.”

The Recorder - Business Briefs: April 23, 2021

Business Briefs: April 23, 2021 After a month-long fundraiser in March, Freedom Credit Union President Glenn Welch and Vice President of Retail Administration Kara Herman present a check for 1,736 to benefit the Foundation for TJO Animals in Springfield and the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office Regional Dog Shelter in Turners Falls. Contributed photo/Market Mentors Published: 4/22/2021 2:27:12 PM Freedom Credit Union raises $1,736 for animal shelters SPRINGFIELD Freedom Credit Union raised $1,736 at its 11 Western Massachusetts branches to benefit the Foundation for TJO Animals in Springfield and the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office Regional Dog Shelter in Turners Falls. “As a member-owned institution, we do our best to support organizations that are near and dear to our members’ hearts, and it’s obvious by this outpouring of support that we have a lot of animal lovers in our community,” Freedom Credit Union President Glenn Welch said in a press release. “We wer

The Recorder - Business Briefs: Feb. 26, 2021

Business Briefs: Feb. 26, 2021 LOFTIN Freedom Credit Union nets nearly $59K for training SPRINGFIELD Freedom Credit Union was awarded a $58,800 Workforce Training Fund Program grant from the state Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development that will allow it to train 29 workers by 2023. “We were thrilled to learn that our grant application was successful,” Freedom Credit Union President Glenn Welch said in a press release. “Ongoing training and learning opportunities allow our staff to increase their expertise and grow in their careers. Not only does this benefit our employees, business and members, but our whole community.” Freedom Credit Union has branches across Western Massachusetts, including in Greenfield and Turners Falls.

Freedom Credit Union Accepting Donations for Blanket, Clothing, and Pajama Drive

The Recorder - Business Briefs: Feb. 5, 2021

Business Briefs: Feb. 5, 2021 Freedom Credit Union President and CEO Glenn Welch, at left, holds a check with Vice President of Retail Administration Kara Herman. The money will support the Pioneer Valley United Service Organization (USO), along with another $5,000 in donation Contributed photo/Market Mentors Published: 2/4/2021 2:25:31 PM Freedom Credit Union raises $7.5K to support Pioneer Valley USO SPRINGFIELD Freedom Credit Union partnered with its members and the community during the month of December to raise money for the Pioneer Valley United Service Organization (USO). With the bank contributing a match of $2,500, its efforts raised a total of $7,500. “We heard that our local USO at Westover Air Reserve Base in Chicopee had experienced a drop in donations for their food pantry over the past year, and we wanted to bridge the gap over the holidays to ensure that those who sacrifice so much for our freedom had what they needed,” President Glenn Welch said in a Fr

Banks, Credit Unions Ramp Up Philanthropy During Difficult Year

Banks, Credit Unions Ramp Up Philanthropy During Difficult Year Checking on the Community Paul Scully says much of Country Bank’s philanthropy in 2020 was directed at “COVID-related initiatives.” Paul Scully says local philanthropy is baked into the DNA of this region’s financial institutions. “Banks have always been great about supporting communities. And we are fairly philanthropic,” Country Bank’s president and CEO added, noting that the bank gave $1.3 million to local nonprofits last year, touching about 400 different organizations in some way. Those numbers aren’t atypical. What made 2020 slightly different is where that money went. “Of that, about a half-million went to what I would call COVID-related initiatives,” Scully said, citing causes ranging from equipping frontline workers at hospitals to meeting soaring demand at local food banks due to the pandemic’s economic impact on families.

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