Army Aviation Center FCU Donates $16,000 to Army Emergency Relief Fund

June 15, 2017

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Daleville, Ala. — Army Aviation Center Federal Credit Union (AACFCU) presented a donation of $16,000 to Fort Rucker’s Army Emergency Relief (AER) Fund at the 2017 AER Campaign Closing Ceremony on May 31. Funds were primarily raised from AACFCU’s Annual Golf Tournament held each year at Silver Wings Golf Course at Fort Rucker. All proceeds from the golf tournament were donated to AER.

AER is the Army’s own emergency financial assistance program dedicated to helping active and retired soldiers when there is a vital need. Fort Rucker’s AER campaign raised over $130,000 and will provide loans and grants to soldiers, retirees, family members and survivors.

The $16,000 donation included a matching grant of $1,500 from the Armed Forces Financial Network (AFFN). AACFCU has been fortunate to receive matching grants from AFFN for the past nine years. AFFN is an Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) Network founded in 1985, co-owned by The Defense Credit Union Council and The Association of Military Banks of America, serving more than 353 defense credit unions and military banks and 93 million cardholders at over 500,000 ATMs and 2.3 million merchant/retail locations globally. To learn more about AFFN, please visit www.AFFN.org.

Pictured L-R: Command Sgt. Maj. Christopher D. Spivey, Fort Rucker garrison command sergeant major; Col. Shannon T. Miller, Fort Rucker garrison commander and AER campaign chairperson; Bobby Michael, AACFCU president/CEO; Command Sgt. Maj. Gregory M. Chambers, Aviation Branch command sergeant major.

About AACFCU:

Army Aviation Center Federal Credit Union was founded 50 years ago by seven soldiers at Fort Rucker, Ala. on the principles of the “Credit Union Movement.”  Today, AACFCU serves more than 98,000 members worldwide with 21 locations throughout Southeast Alabama, Florida’s Emerald Coast and the Mobile Bay Area. For more information, visit www.aacfcu.com.

 

Quantifying the Good
$16K+ Money Donated
$1.0M+ Total All Time Reported Impact