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October Is National #TacklingHungerMonth!
Fresh off September’s “Hunger Action Month,” each October “Tackling Hunger Month” is observed nationally. You may not even realize that your friends, neighbors and community members struggle with food insecurity, but hunger continues to affect […]
Celebrating International Credit Union Day
As a credit union member (we hope!), you may know about the credit union difference, but do you know the history of how credit unions came to be? In 1948 the Credit Union National Association […]
Service Credit Union Celebrates Female Rising Stars
In recognition of Women’s History Month, Service Credit Union is honored to celebrate a few of the many young women who make a difference every day for our members and our team. I was fortunate […]
Celebrating Black History in the Credit Union World
Black History Month is a great opportunity to reflect on and celebrate the African American leaders who have influenced the world of credit unions. The credit union movement began in the mid 19th century in […]
Challenge Yourself to Help Your Community
When we talk about poverty, we often talk about dollar amounts, the poverty line, spending thresholds, and even politics before we talk about families and our local community. As we near the end of January, […]
How You Can Make a Difference During Poverty Awareness Month
January is Poverty Awareness Month, a month-long initiative to call attention to poverty in our country. Poverty is not an easy issue to talk about, but it is everywhere in America. It impacts our neighbors, […]
Nine Ways to Help the Community Amid COVID-19
For most of us, having to quarantine for an unknown amount of time is unfamiliar territory, and it is important to remember that we are all in this together. As we all continue trying to […]
How to Make the Most of Working From Home
The coronavirus has brought with it a “new normal” and for many of us, that means working from home for the very first time. Whether you call it telecommuting, working remotely, or the favorite acronym, […]
How to Stay Sane With Kids in Quarantine – and Maybe Even Have Some Fun
It seems absurd to complain about now, but just a few days before U.S. government officials began recommending everyone stay at home to help stop the spread of coronavirus, I was on vacation with my […]
How To Hustle From Home During A Pandemic
One of the biggest stressors caused by social distancing is that our workplaces are closing and we’re not sure how to make ends meet. Coming up with extra money during a pandemic is never anything […]