Branch Donation Drives
Service CU is always striving to give back to the communities we serve, and one way we support our friends and neighbors is through collection drives at our branches. In 2024 Service CU branches hosted 57 collection drives, spent nearly $13,500 on wish list items, and with our members’ help, donated more than 10,000 items to nonprofits in need.
Take a look at some of the drives that we already held in 2025 and the organizations they supported.
Find our upcoming collection drives below.
July Collection Drives
Falmouth Branch –199 Worcester Ct, Falmouth, MA 02540
Service Credit Union’s Falmouth branch is holding a collection drive to benefit the Falmouth Service Center, a multi-service agency that provides a range of services to Cape Cod households. The drive is seeking new, sturdy backpacks for students in grades K-12.
Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center Branch – 1 Medical Center Dr, Lebanon, NH 03766
Service Credit Union’s Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center Branch is holding a collection drive to benefit Visions for Creative Housing Solutions, which provides residential options, services and support for adults with developmental disabilities. The drive is seeking office supplies, such as copier paper, pens, post-its, file folders, and arts and crafts supplies.
Past 2025 Collection Drives
Service Credit Union’s Hudson Walmart branch collected 261 items in February to benefit the Boys and Girls Club of Nashua, which strives to provide an environment in which members feel physically and emotionally safe, gain support and recognition from caring adults, have the opportunity to try new things, have fun and feel a sense of belonging.
Service Credit Union’s Amherst Walmart branch collected 533 items in March to benefit the NH Veterans Home, which works to provide the best quality of life for NH Veterans with dignity, honor and respect.
Service Credit Union’s Falmouth branch collected 112 items in April to benefit Falmouth Service Center, which works to ease stress, reduce hunger and improve the quality of life for our neighbors in need.
Service Credit Union’s Nashua branch collected 103 items in April for the Humane Society for Greater Nashua, which advocates for and enhances the lives of animals while educating the community to strengthen the human/animal bond.
Service Credit Union’s Newington branch collected 520 items in April for the Child Advocacy Center of Rockingham County, a nonprofit organization that works in conjunction with local police, child protection services, the county attorney’s office, victim advocates, and mental and medical health providers to nurture a community where children are safe and where justice for victims of sexual and physical abuse can be obtained.
Service Credit Union’s Rochester Walmart branch collected 425 items in May for Gerry’s Food Panty, which provides material and financial assistance to address emergency basic needs and inspire people to become financially self-sufficient.
Service Credit Union’s Portsmouth Walmart branch collected 63 items in May for the NHSPCA, which aims to provide every animal with a safe and loving home.
Service Credit Union’s Franklin branch collected 1278 items in May for The Bessie Rowell Community Center, which strives to make a positive difference in the lives of citizens of all ages through professionally managed recreation programs and activities, tournaments and special events.
Service Credit Union’s Portsmouth branch collected 265 items in May for The Chase Home, which is committed to serving the unique needs of at-risk youth and their families in distress.
Service Credit Union’s Gorham Walmart branch collected 54 items in May for the Gorham Public Library, which strives to provide their community equal access to programs, information, education, experiences, and literature in order to foster lifelong learning.
Service Credit Union’s Derry Walmart branch collected 107 items in May for The United Way of Greater Nashua, which fights for the health, education and financial stability of every person in every community.