APGFCU's H.O.P.E. House gives local parents an opportunity to learn how to see the signs of drug use.
Community involvement is a standard practice at most credit unions, but holding up that pillar of the movement isn't always as easy as it looks. For many credit unions, the problem isn't whether to get involved – it's how to get involved. After all, credit unions have a seemingly infinite number of causes to support and an endless supply of organizations to partner with, which can make it hard to decide where to focus.
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