North and South Carolina credit unions have never forgotten those seriously ill youngsters at Victory Junction Gang Camp, one of the legacies of the late Hollywood actor Paul Newman.

This week the CUs through the Carolinas Credit Union Foundation picked up the tab for 70 youngsters attending the camp in Randleman, N.C. as part of an ongoing pledge to support the facility which during the summers houses children suffering cancer and other life-threatening diseases.

Since 2004, the foundation, supported by the North and South Carolina Credit Union Leagues, has contributed $2 million and helped construct new facilities on the campus in Randleman, which is also the home of the Petty family of NASCAR fame.

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