Executives from the $18.6 billion, 1.3 million-member Pentagon Federal Credit Union in Alexandria, Va. recently joined Habitat for Humanity executives and officials from the District of Columbia Government to formally dedicate 11 new homes, which the cooperative helped Habitat for Humanity build.
Habitat for Humanity built the residences in Ivy City, an economically depressed part of the Washington metro area, and Susanne Slater, CEO of Habitat for Humanity's local affiliate, praised PenFed President/CEO James Schenck for his vision on the project.
"Whenever something innovative comes along that requires a sharp pencil, a sharp mind and a sharp ability to see the future and what it could be, we call James," Slater said.
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