Eighty-three Oregon educators will be able to fill in gaps left by school budget shortfalls thanks to SELCO Community Credit Union.
The $902 million SELCO in Eugene, Ore., recently awarded more than $20,000 in grants. Each educator received a grant up to $250.
Started in 1993 as a response to school budget cuts, SELCO's Mini-Grant program supports the credit union's historic roots as a credit union for teacher, according to the credit union. SELCO said each year it welcomes educators to apply for classroom project funding that might not otherwise be available.
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