San Dimas, CA - In response to the multiple earthquakes in Nepal, Christian Community Credit Union is partnering with Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) to offer a $25,000 matching gift fund for Nepal earthquake relief. The matching offer ends June 30, 2015 or when the match has been metwhichever comes first. The funds for this donation come from the Credit Unions
"Cards That Give to Missions" program, in which a portion of the Credit Unions interchange income (fees merchants pay to card issuers) is donated when cardholders use their Credit Union-issued credit cards for purchases.
"We are so grateful that Christian Community Credit Union is partnering with MAF to aid the people of Nepal who are suffering terribly following the recent earthquakes," said John Boyd, MAF President/CEO. "This matching grant will allow MAF to coordinate relief flights to communities that have been cut off from help, delivering food, water, medical personnel, tarps for shelter, and other forms of aid. We give thanks for every person who responds with a gift from the heart."
"We know the road to recovery will be a long journey for the people of Nepal and we continue to keep them in our prayers," said John Walling, Christian Community Credit Union President/CEO. "We are honored to partner with MAF in helping reach the remote villages most impacted by the earthquakes with much-needed relief."
To double your gift through Christian Community Credit Unions matching program,
please click here to donate online. To donate by mail, please make checks payable to MAF and write on the memo, "Nepal Earthquake ReliefCCCU." Mail checks to MAF, 112 N. Pilatus Ln., Nampa, ID 83687.
Christian Community Credit Union has $600 million in assets and over 30,000 members nationwide. For over 58 years, the Credit Union has served as a financial partner of Christian ministries, churches, and their members. For more information, please call
800.347.CCCU (2228) or visit
myCCCU.com.
MAF shares the love of Jesus Christ through aviation and technology so that isolated people may be physically and spiritually transformed.
San Dimas, CA - In response to the multiple earthquakes in Nepal, Christian Community Credit Union is partnering with Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) to offer a $25,000 matching gift fund for Nepal earthquake relief. The matching offer ends June 30, 2015 or when the match has been metwhichever comes first. The funds for this donation come from the Credit Unions "Cards That Give to Missions" program, in which a portion of the Credit Unions interchange income (fees merchants pay to card issuers) is donated when cardholders use their Credit Union-issued credit cards for purchases.
"We are so grateful that Christian Community Credit Union is partnering with MAF to aid the people of Nepal who are suffering terribly following the recent earthquakes," said John Boyd, MAF President/CEO. "This matching grant will allow MAF to coordinate relief flights to communities that have been cut off from help, delivering food, water, medical personnel, tarps for shelter, and other forms of aid. We give thanks for every person who responds with a gift from the heart."
"We know the road to recovery will be a long journey for the people of Nepal and we continue to keep them in our prayers," said John Walling, Christian Community Credit Union President/CEO. "We are honored to partner with MAF in helping reach the remote villages most impacted by the earthquakes with much-needed relief."
To double your gift through Christian Community Credit Unions matching program, please click here to donate online. To donate by mail, please make checks payable to MAF and write on the memo, "Nepal Earthquake ReliefCCCU." Mail checks to MAF, 112 N. Pilatus Ln., Nampa, ID 83687.
Christian Community Credit Union has $600 million in assets and over 30,000 members nationwide. For over 58 years, the Credit Union has served as a financial partner of Christian ministries, churches, and their members. For more information, please call 800.347.CCCU (2228) or visit myCCCU.com.
MAF shares the love of Jesus Christ through aviation and technology so that isolated people may be physically and spiritually transformed.