Credit unions in Indianapolis and New Orleans geared up for their teams' Super Bowl match-up with a mix of creativity and style.
According to Louisiana Credit Union League Public Relations Specialist Lacey Hyer, since this is the New Orleans Saints' first trip to the Super Bowl, many credit unions are opting to open their offices late on Monday, Feb. 8 and this week are allowing staff to dress down in black and gold until the big game.
In Metairie, La., GNO FCU staffers found a way to combine their support for the Saints with their concern for the Haitian earthquake victims. Employees donating $15 or more to the WOCCU Disaster Relief Fund for Haiti had the option of wearing black and gold from Friday, Jan. 29 through the Monday after the game.
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