Christian Community Credit Union Offering $10,000 Match for Fire Relief Gift Fund
October 6, 2015
In response to the Valley Fire in Northern California, Christian Community Credit Union is partnering with Growing Healthy Churches to offer a $10,000 matching gift fund for relief to families and church communities affected by the fire. The matching offer ends November 15, 2015 or when the match has been met. 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 for the support of Christian Community Credit Union in making this matching fund available to help those who have lost everything in the fire," said Pam Breen, Administrator of Growing Healthy Churches.
"Our thoughts and prayers are with the churches and individuals devastated by this fire," said John Walling, Christian Community Credit Union President/CEO. "Were grateful for the opportunity to support Growing Healthy Churches in bringing some relief to churches and families affected by the fire."
To double your gift through Christian Community Credit Unions matching program, please click here to donate online. Select "One Great Hour of Sharing" and enter "CA Fire Relief-CCCU" in the details section.
To donate by mail, please make checks payable to Growing Healthy Churches and write on the memo, "CA Fire Relief." Mail checks to Growing Healthy Churches, c/o Missionwell Service Center, 466 Foothill Blvd #358, La Canada, CA 91011.
Christian Community Credit Union has $750 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.
Growing Healthy Churches is an organization dedicated to networking with and encouraging church leaders and congregations in the areas of growth, health, transformation, and church planting.