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Credit Union Holds Raffle for Humane Society
Moon Township, PA— Providing continued support to the community, Clearview® Federal Credit Union recently held a “Valentine’s Day Sweetheart Basket Raffle” at their main office in Moon Township, Pa to raise money for the Humane Society of Beaver County.
Clearview sold tickets to their employees to raffle off the basket which contained wine, chocolates and lighted candles. Nearly $350 was raised for the Humane Society of Beaver County through the raffle.
The Beaver County Humane Society, formed in 1950, is a non-profit, tax exempt, charitable organization with regards to the interests of animals in the state of Pa. The Beaver County Humane Society strives to protect all domestic animals.
Credit Union Raises Funds at Bowl-A-Thon
Moon Township, PA – Employees of Clearview Federal Credit Union helped raise over $8,700 for the Pennsylvania Credit Union Foundation at Beaver Valley Chapter of Credit Unions’ annual Bowl-A-Thon event which was recently held in Beaver, Pa.
Tim Dietz, Clearview’s Director of Lending, placed first in individual total pins; Jamie Karwoski, Clearview’s Director of Branch Services, placed first in the individual money pledged; and Vince Setnar, Clearview’s Executive Vice President, placed second in the individual money pledged. There were a total of 96 bowlers at Sims Bowling Lanes in Beaver Falls, Pa., representing the different credit unions in the Beaver Valley area.
The Pennsylvania Credit Union Foundation was formed in 1996 to benefit consumers and credit unions. The Foundation is a non-profit, tax-exempt organization with a main purpose of providing individuals, credit unions and their communities with resources to stimulate socio-economic growth.
The Beaver Valley Chapter of Credit Unions is comprised of credit unions located in Beaver County, Pa., and supports organizations that benefit the credit union movement.
Credit Union Holds Blood Drive
Moon Township, PA— Providing continued support to the community, Clearview® Federal Credit Union sponsored a Central Blood Bank blood drive on February 23, 2009. Employees of Clearview donated 25 units of blood to the Central Blood Bank at the Credit Union’s main office in Moon Township. Clearview FCU holds four Central Blood Bank drives every year.
“Clearview is very proud to sponsor this event four times a year, and we always encourage employees of the Credit Union to donate blood,” said Deborah Connolly, community affairs coordinator.
Credit Union Announces Community Service Award Winner
Moon Township, PA— Clearview Federal Credit Union is pleased to announce the winner of their first annual Joseph C. Cirelli Community Service Award.
The Joseph C. Cirelli Community Service award is named in honor of Joseph C. Cirelli, former President and CEO of Clearview, who served the Credit Union for 35 years. This award commemorates the efforts of a worthy volunteer with a $2,500 donation to the charity of their choice.
Aida Dugan was named as the winner of the first Joseph C. Cirelli Community Service Award for her volunteer efforts at The Ladle And The Hearth, a soup kitchen located in Aliquippa, PA. Since the spring of 2005, she has worked to provide a warm meal to those in need every week. She was one of the founding members of the soup kitchen, and currently serves as its coordinator.
Aida Dugan was chosen from a very qualified field of nominees, who all have logged considerable hours volunteering for their respective charities.
In addition to honoring Aida Dugan for her commitment to community service, Clearview has made a $2,500 donation to The Ladle And The Hearth. This donation will be used to purchase food supplies for its food pantry, clothes, transportation and lodging vouchers for homeless guests.
“I am very pleased to commemorate a volunteer like Aida Dugan who truly enriches our community,” said Mark Brennan, President and CEO of Clearview. “We at Clearview are proud to make a donation in honor of her, and know that The Ladle And The Hearth will put these funds to good use.”
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