SunCorp, Denver, Colo., board member Don Killeen traveled to Haiti with a team of dentists and dental students (including Killeen's own two sons) in order to provide emergency dental care to earthquake refugees in Kobonal. Executive Assistant Bonnie Ginther coordinated an effort that was supported by SunCorp employees to raise over $1,000 toward the mission through programs in which workers were encouraged to donate $1 each day in exchange for the opportunity to dress casually for work. The funding allowed Killeen and his team to provide treatment to more than 700 patients in one week-during which time Killeen's team extracted over 1,500 teeth.

CUNA Mutual Group, Madison, Wis., representatives drove in $67,000 at the sixth annual Carolinas Cup, and intra-union golf tournament. Members of North and South Carolina credit unions competed against one another to raise money that will benefit the Victory Junction Gang Camp for chronically and terminally ill children. Victory Junction was created by Kyle and Pattie Petty, and is NASCAR-themed in memory of their son Adam, who was killed in a racing accident. The golf outing, won this year by the South Carolina Credit Union League, has contributed nearly $300,000 to the camp to date.

West Virginia Credit Union League, Weirton-Wellsburg, W.Va., contributed a donation to a local church food bank to help the help the establishment continue to operate during the current economic conditions.

Coventry Credit Union, Coventry, R.I., employees raised $1,690 to aid residents of Rhode Island affected by the March floods. According to Shelly Peckham-Berardinelli, vice president of marketing, the fundraising was inspired by a previously enacted telethon fundraiser that lent support to people displaced by the severe flooding. Employees participated in "Dress Casual Friday's," raising $845, which was then matched by the credit union.

Alpena Alcona Area Credit Union, Alpena, Mich., staff focused their efforts and revenue to facilitate research on Amytrophic Lateral Sclerosis, a disability more commonly referred to as Lou Gehrig's disease. Each year, the credit union selects four charities to support with fundraising. During the first quarter of 2010, employees raised $4,298.04 toward the search for a cure. The money, collected through a series of events including bake sales, a Valentine's Day carnation sale, and a bowling fundraiser, was donated to the Muscular Dystrophy Association, a private-sector organization dedicated to finding cures for diseases such as ALS.

TruMark Financial Credit Union, Trevose, Pa., employees participated in Autism awareness fundraising raising $791 for Autism Delaware, a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing educational and social services to people with autism.