Hanscom AFB, Mass.
Hanscom Federal Credit Unions 59th Annual Meeting was an opportunity to celebrate one of its best year-long charitable efforts, as well as top it off with one more gift to another one of its favorite nonprofit partners.
Hanscom FCU proudly announced that it raised $29,397 to benefit Boston Childrens Hospital throughout 2012, and $24,270 for the Massachusetts Coalition for the Homeless. Both are increases from last year and combined represent one of Hanscom FCUs highest totals ever.
Hanscom FCU also conducted a raffle at the annual meeting to benefit Fisher House Boston, a nonprofit program providing free lodging to the loved ones of veterans receiving care at Veterans Affairs Boston Healthcare. Including a $500 donation from the credit union, it raised $1,722.
"We enjoy using the annual meeting as a moment to reflect on what the years worth of good work has added up to, but I dont think anybody ever feels like that work is really done," said Chairman of the Board Paul Marotta. "So even more enjoyable is using the night to make one more contribution before beginning the process of trying to do even better in 2013."
Hanscom AFB, Mass. Hanscom Federal Credit Unions 59th Annual Meeting was an opportunity to celebrate one of its best year-long charitable efforts, as well as top it off with one more gift to another one of its favorite nonprofit partners.
Hanscom FCU proudly announced that it raised $29,397 to benefit Boston Childrens Hospital throughout 2012, and $24,270 for the Massachusetts Coalition for the Homeless. Both are increases from last year and combined represent one of Hanscom FCUs highest totals ever.
Hanscom FCU also conducted a raffle at the annual meeting to benefit Fisher House Boston, a nonprofit program providing free lodging to the loved ones of veterans receiving care at Veterans Affairs Boston Healthcare. Including a $500 donation from the credit union, it raised $1,722.
"We enjoy using the annual meeting as a moment to reflect on what the years worth of good work has added up to, but I dont think anybody ever feels like that work is really done," said Chairman of the Board Paul Marotta. "So even more enjoyable is using the night to make one more contribution before beginning the process of trying to do even better in 2013."