Iowa credit unions in flood-ravaged areas along the Maquoketa River stepped up their relief efforts Thursday to provide financial aid to their members and help out community groups working in flood relief.
Executives of the $465 million DuTrac Community CU of Dubuque, one of the area's largest, said they were astonished at member outpouring to a special charity fund which in one day raised $10,000 for flood aid.
"DuTrac wanted to be first out of the door to help provide a cash donation and challenge other area residents and businesses to donate to those in need," explained Jason Norton, senior vice president-marketing/business development.
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