SALT LAKE CITY, UT (October 7, 2016) Over 300 credit unions across the country "went casual for kids" during this years Miracle Jeans Day event to raise funds for Childrens Miracle Network Hospitals nationwide.
Credit Union professionals donated $5 to wear jeans as part of the annual event. Additionally, some employees contributed an additional $25 to receive a free Miracle Jeans Day t-shirt designed especially for the event.
Credit unions traditionally are the largest contributor among Childrens Miracle Network Hospitals corporate partners. All CMN Hospitals donations stay in the community in which the money was raised. The funds support each hospitals greatest needs, which include life-saving research, treatments, equipment and charitable care. The funds raised help to light the way in helping sick children and their parents navigate through stormy days.
The next CU4Kids campaign on the schedule is Shop for Miracles which will be celebrated on International Credit Union Day�, October 20.� For more details, visit
www.cu4kids.org/shopformiracles
To learn more about your Childrens Miracle Network Hospital, visit
http://www.CMNHospitals.org.
About Credit Unions for Kids
Credit Unions for Kids, in cooperation with local credit unions, have worked diligently with Childrens Miracle Network Hospitals to make hard times easier for sick children and their parents since 1996. In that time, more than $150 million has been raised. The much-needed funds come from collaboration with local credit union chapters, industry leagues/associations, and their business partners to contribute to the health of children in the 156 CMN Hospitals throughout the U.S. Fundraising takes many shapes, such as golf tournaments, 5Ks, wine auctions, online giving, and the sale of paper balloon Making Miracles icons. In 2015, over 3000 credit unions raised $11.5 million for the kids. CU4Kids ranks third among CMN Hospitals corporate partners in terms of generosity. Contributions fund new facilities, groundbreaking treatments, and vital research as well as special patient needs. Childrens Miracle Network Hospitals benefit more than 10 million children each year.
