Some of the recipients of GIVE funding from Northern Savings |
Some of that support is through financial assistance and at other times its through a large number of hours of volunteer work from the staff and management of the Prince Rupert based Credit Union.
Last month, in celebration of the over 2,600 volunteer hours in support of 70 organizations through 2015 Northern Savings highlighted the seven Northwest Charities that were selected by staff to receive a donation through Northern Savings G.I.V.E program.
From their work through 2015, Seven Northwest Charities are now sharing in $2,250 of funding from Northern Savings
G.I.V.E, which stands for Get Involved in Volunteer Experiences, has been set up to provide staff members an opportunity to further share of their time with each member urged to track their volunteer hours with a draw held at the end of the year where they can direct the Northern Savings donation pool to the Charities of their choice.
“In 2015, our staff tracked over 2,600 hours and supported over 70 organizations including youth events and programs, literacy initiatives, community events and many more ... The results of the G.I.V.E. initiative, demonstrates that our employees truly live out our vision statement of Neighbours helping neighbours to build sustainable communities.” -- Northern Savings’ Interim CEO, Barry Delaney outlining the focus of the GIVE program in the Northwest
This years recipients include:
Masset Animal Help line
Queen Charlotte Secondary School Girls Volleyball Program
Transition Prince Rupert Society
Lester Centre of the Performing Arts
Prince Rupert Music Society
Skeena Diversity Society - Syrian Refugee Sponsorship
Northern Animal Rescue Alliance
You can learn more about the Give Program from this media release from Northern Savings. Updates on the Credit Union's community involvement and other notes from the financial institution can be found on their Faceboook page.
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