PSECU Makes $50,000 Donation to Red Cross to Help Hurricane Ian Victims in Florida

Harrisburg, PA (October 12, 2022) – PSECU, Pennsylvania's largest credit union, has made a $50,000 donation to the Central Pennsylvania Region of the American Red Cross. The donation was made to assist with Hurricane Ian disaster relief efforts in Florida.

“PSECU adheres to the credit union philosophy of ‘people helping people’ and want to do what we can to assist our fellow Americans who have been affected by the recent hurricane,” remarked PSECU Chief Member Experience Officer, Barb Bowker. “We want to ensure we are supporting organizations that are doing work on the scene. It’s how we ensure we are aiding in the most effective way. Due to our long-standing relationship with the Red Cross, we know they are deploying our funds to directly help those in need.” 

PSECU has provided donations in the past to disaster relief efforts, most notably in 2017 when PSECU and its members raised a total of $320,000 in member donations and corporate funds for hurricane-damage relief efforts.  

The Central Pennsylvania Region of the American Red Cross helps people to prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters big and small. They provide assistance to people outside of Pennsylvania when necessary, such as in situations of mass devastation from natural disasters like Hurricane Ian.  

“In the wake of major flooding caused by Ian, Red Cross and our partners have delivered comfort and care to thousands facing tremendous losses,” said Central Pennsylvania Region Executive Director, Laura Burke. “Thanks to generous donors like PSECU, Red Cross volunteers and employees are providing safe shelter, nourishing meals, and more to affected individuals and families. The Red Cross will stand with those affected by Hurricane Ian for as long as we are needed, helping them rebuild their lives and communities.”  

You can learn more about the efforts to help those affect by Hurricane Ian and how you can support the American Red Cross’s work on their website.