LIVONIA, Mich. � More than 200 people participated in a free Rock n Roller Skate party hosted by Zeal Credit Union during the recent holidays at the Bonaventure Skate Center in Farmington Hills. Guests included children and family members of the credit unions Rock Star Savers program.
The Rock Star Savers mascot greeted attendees who generously responded to the credit unions request to bring canned food donations to help feed the hungry.� More than 250 pounds of food were collected and donated to the Salvation Army of Plymouth.
"This party serves as a way to give back to our young Rock Star Saver members and our community," said Tiffany Sweet, youth and community development coordinator for Zeal Credit Union. "We are able to give members some free family fun and also help feed the hungry."
During the event, the young attendees had the opportunity to receive prizes for playing financial trivia along with skating races and games. Each youngster received glow bracelets and a Zeal Credit Union cinch backpack.
For more information about the Rock Star Savers program, which is designed for children through age 11 and helps to promote financial literacy, visit
www.ZealCreditUnion.org.
Zeal Credit Union is a full-service, non-profit financial institution with nearly 60,000 members, assets exceeding $513 million and 11 full-service branch offices in metro Detroit. Members also have access to more than 5,000 shared branches and nearly 30,000 ATMs nationwide. Member deposits are insured to $250,000 by the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA), a U.S. government agency.
Photo Caption:� The Rock Star Savers mascot greets guests at Zeal Credit Unions annual Rock n Roller Skate party.
