Great Lakes Credit Union Helps Bring Relief to Hurricane Harvey Survivors

September 8, 2017
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Great Lakes Credit Union Helps Bring Relief to Hurricane Harvey Survivors

Bannockburn (IL) – Seeing people lose their homes, life savings, and families split apart is devastating. To help provide relief to those affected by Hurricane Harvey and now possibly Hurricane Irma, GLCU donated $2,500 to CUAid and will conduct the following fundraisers:

Now until September 30, for every LIKE or SHARE on GLCU’s “Hurricane Relief” Facebook post, GLCU will donate $1 to CUAid. Collection boxes will be displayed at every branch for member contributions.  GLCU employees are also getting involved by providing monetary gifts.

In addition to these fundraising efforts, GLCU will match all donations gathered from member and employee contributions.

All funds will be given to CUAid where 100% of the donations will benefit the National Credit Union Foundation’s (NCUF) disaster relief initiative. Any money leftover will transfer to its "General Disaster Relief Fund" for future disaster relief efforts. Learn more about NCUF and the CUAid program, https://www.ncuf.coop/how-we-help/cuaid/disaster-relief.cmsx

Click here to visit GLCU’s Hurricane Relief Effort post.

About Great Lakes Credit Union

Founded in 1938, GLCU continues to be a growing staple in the community. Today the not-for-profit financial institution serves more than 85,000 members and has $784 million in assets. It is headquartered in Bannockburn and has 14 branches and more than 170 ATM locations throughout Chicagoland. GLCU also belongs to the CO-OP Shared Branching Network. Members can access accounts nationwide at over 1,800 institutions with thousands of locations in 50 states, and at any of the 30,000 surchargefree COOP ATMs. The credit union prides itself in building lifelong relationships and providing financial education for members during all life stages. Learn more at www.glcu.org.

Quantifying the Good
$2,500+ Money Donated
$279K+ Total All Time Reported Impact