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California Credit Union provides teacher grants to benefit educators & students across Los Angeles and San Diego County
June 22, 2022: As part of its commitment to help educators create innovative learning opportunities for their students, the credit union has provided $155,000 to date, in teacher grants, to underwrite class projects in Los Angeles and San Diego County.
June 19, 2022: The credit union’s annual scholarship program was created in 2005 to recognize outstanding students within its local communities. Since the creation of the program, the credit union has awarded more than $375,000 in scholarships to students across Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, and San Diego counties.
North Island Credit Union Partners with North County African American Women’s Association (NCAAWA) to Award Four College Scholarships
June 16, 2022: For the second year, North Island Credit Union has partnered with NCAAWA to provide $10,000 in scholarships to local female students of African American descent.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater San Diego, North Island Credit Union Partner for Backpack Drive
August 2021: North Island Credit Union recently provided 500 backpacks and school supplies to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater San Diego as part of its annual Back 2 School Drive.
NCAAWA, North Island Credit Union Partner for Scholarships
March 18, 2021: The North County African American Women’s Association is expanding its educational support programs in partnership with North Island Credit Union, which is funding an additional $10,000 in college scholarships.
November 16, 2020: California Credit Union takes part in a surprise ceremony with the LA County Office of Education.
Credit Unions Follow Playbook During Pandemic
October 26, 2020: No. 2 on the Business Journal’s list of credit unions, member-funded Glendale-based California Credit Union does not cater to one specific industry adversely impacted by the pandemic.
