Michigan Legacy Credit Union, a non-profit credit union headquartered in Pontiac, MI, donated $500 to The Community Foundation of Greater Flint to support efforts in providing Flint residents with bottled water and water filters during the current water crisis. The city of Flint is currently in a state of emergency due to lead contaminated water that has been found to be unsafe to use and drink.
"When troubles arise in our community, no matter how near or far, it is our responsibility to respond with help," said Michigan Legacy Credit Union CEO, Carma Peters. "Helping people is a founding principal of credit unions and the commitment to helping our communities goes beyond financial assistancewe offer support where
they need it most, so we are proud to be able to provide Flint residents with vital resources during this water crisis."
Going into 2016, Michigan Legacy Credit Union is committed to focusing on supporting their communities. The credit union will strengthen its relationship with non-profits, community organizations, little league teams and many other community staples in efforts to regain its foundation within the community. Michigan Legacy Credit Union is returning to the founding principle of credit unions,
People Helping People. The credit union is repositioning itself as a community resource to better serve those who need their services the most.
Michigan Legacy Credit Union is a member owned, not-for-profit financial cooperative serving members who live, work, worship, attend school, or own a business in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Monroe and Livingston counties. Michigan Legacy Credit Union is committed to providing quality financial services at a competitive price delivered in a professional and efficient manner, while keeping members and their needs first. For additional information on Michigan Legacy Credit Union visit: www.michiganlegacycu.org.
