Park Side Credit Union is in the midst of another great year with the innovative Partner Program that strives to develop unique and cooperative relationships with local non-profit organizations.� Last year the program funded three qualifying recipients with a total of $15,000, and in 2015 the donation will double.� Park Side has branch offices in both Missoula and Flathead County and has chosen to work with several non-profits in each area.� The benefit to the communities will be a $30,000 investment in those essential services that are provided to local residents.
Through the #ParkSidePartners program, the credit union has committed a high level of support to the Missoula Childrens Theatre, CASA of Missoula, Mountain Home Montana, Hockaday Museum of Art, CASA for Kids Flathead, and the Literacy Center of Northwest Montana.� Special events, staff volunteer groups, financial support, and grassroots marketing strategies highlight the partnerships.� "The relationships were able to build this year will continue long into the future.� This is about more than money its a lasting partnership on a more personal level that brings increased exposure and awareness to the critical non-profit organizations that serve our members and our communities," says Josh Kroll, VP of Marketing.
Park Side Credit Union is in the midst of another great year with the innovative Partner Program that strives to develop unique and cooperative relationships with local non-profit organizations.� Last year the program funded three qualifying recipients with a total of $15,000, and in 2015 the donation will double.� Park Side has branch offices in both Missoula and Flathead County and has chosen to work with several non-profits in each area.� The benefit to the communities will be a $30,000 investment in those essential services that are provided to local residents.
Through the #ParkSidePartners program, the credit union has committed a high level of support to the Missoula Childrens Theatre, CASA of Missoula, Mountain Home Montana, Hockaday Museum of Art, CASA for Kids Flathead, and the Literacy Center of Northwest Montana.� Special events, staff volunteer groups, financial support, and grassroots marketing strategies highlight the partnerships.� "The relationships were able to build this year will continue long into the future.� This is about more than money its a lasting partnership on a more personal level that brings increased exposure and awareness to the critical non-profit organizations that serve our members and our communities," says Josh Kroll, VP of Marketing.