Fifty-nine employee volunteers from the $2.2 billion Redwood Credit Union in Santa Rosa, Calif., participated in the North Bay area's annual United Way Week of Caring by helping out at several events during two weeks in September. The work included gardening, cleaning, painting and even helping to restore native grasslands at community gardens, children's shelters and nature preserves, and more, at sites in four California counties. The 187,200-member credit union also said that its employee giving campaign raised more than $95,000 for United Way for the second consecutive year.
Below, a team of Redwood Credit Union volunteers helped restore native grasslands at Napa's Archer Taylor Preserve during United Way's Week of Caring.
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