Oakland County Chapter of Credit Unions Holds Fundraiser For Local Non-Profits

June 28, 2018
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Ferndale, Michigan – On June 21st , 101 golfers and a dozen volunteers turned out on a picture perfect day to support the Oakland County Chapter of Credit Unions Charity Golf scramble presented by Member First Mortgage. This year’s outing was held at the Links of Novi Golf Club, and benefited CARE House of Oakland County, and the Oakland Schools Homeless Student Education Program. CARE House of Oakland County is a children’s advocacy center providing service to victims of child abuse and neglect. The Oakland Schools Homeless Student Education Program helps kids who are homeless and need help with all school related functions including school supplies, tutoring support, and school activities and programs.

This year’s outing was a huge success thanks to the golfers, participating credit unions, sponsors and volunteers. Each of the two organizations received $6,000 from the event and were truly thankful for all of the support and kindness. Unity Federal Credit Union took home first place, with Security Corporation and Credit Union ONE coming in second and third place. “ People helping People continues to be the philosophy of Credit Unions”, said Steve Dedene, Vice President of Compliance and Risk for Credit Union ONE. “ Credit Unions have a longstanding history of supporting and actively participating in the communities they serve”.

Pictured from left to right are: Jeff Rabanus –Metro North Credit Union; Chad Ozias – CARE House of Oakland County; Wisam Brikho – Oakland Schools; Susan Benson –Oakland Schools; Stephen Dedene –Credit Union ONE.

Credit Union ONE, headquartered in Ferndale Michigan for more than seventy-five years, offers a wide array of financial services and access to over 30,000 ATMs nationwide, serving 130,000 members, with twenty offices in three major metropolitan areas, including Metro Detroit, Grand Rapids and Traverse City. For more information go to cuone.org or "like us" on Facebook and Twitter.

Quantifying the Good
$12K+ Money Donated
$294K+ Total All Time Reported Impact