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Photo courtesy of Maine Highlands Federal Credit Union
CREDIT UNION DONATION -- The employees of Maine Highlands Federal Credit Union recently made a donation to the Aliza Jean Family Cancer Foundation. The organization was chosen as a recipient of the Credit Union’s Caring for Community fundraiser. The foundation provides financial support for local families who have a child fighting cancer, with a focus on brain cancer. Employees from all branches pay $3 each to dress casual twice a month with all proceeds benefiting a local non-profit. Pictured are Guilford employee Debbie Cross, left, with Aliza’s mother Karen Stutzman.
Photo courtesy of Maine Highlands Federal Credit Union
CREDIT UNION DONATION -- The employees of Maine Highlands Federal Credit Union recently made a donation to the Aliza Jean Family Cancer Foundation. The organization was chosen as a recipient of the Credit Union’s Caring for Community fundraiser. The foundation provides financial support for local families who have a child fighting cancer, with a focus on brain cancer. Employees from all branches pay $3 each to dress casual twice a month with all proceeds benefiting a local non-profit. Pictured are Guilford employee Debbie Cross, left, with Aliza’s mother Karen Stutzman.
Credit union donates to Aliza Jean Family Cancer Foundation
Photo courtesy of Maine Highlands Federal Credit Union
CREDIT UNION DONATION — The employees of Maine Highlands Federal Credit Union recently made a donation to the Aliza Jean Family Cancer Foundation. The organization was chosen as a recipient of the Credit Union’s Caring for Community fundraiser. The foundation provides financial support for local families who have a child fighting cancer, with a focus on brain cancer. Employees from all branches pay $3 each to dress casual twice a month with all proceeds benefiting a local non-profit. Pictured are Guilford employee Debbie Cross, left, with Aliza’s mother Karen Stutzman.
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