San Diego Food Bank President/CEO Jim Floros (left) and Mission Federal Credit Union President/CEO Debra Schwartz show off a check donation at Jacobs & Cushman San Diego Food Bank. In April, the $4.3 billion, San Diego-based Mission Fed launched a $50,000 match campaign encouraging community members to help the food bank, a critical lifeline for thousands of San Diegans that helps feed vulnerable families and seniors and those impacted by COVID-19. Prior to the COVID-19 crisis, the San Diego Food Bank was providing food assistance and resources to 350,000 people every month. Now, that number is over 600,000. San Diegans' generosity contributed to the grand total of $364,146, which will provide over 1.8 million meals.

Clackamas FCU

Ray Keen, executive director of The Canby Center in Canby, Ore., poses with donated goods. The $441 million, Milwaukie, Ore.-based Clackamas Federal Credit Union recently donated $2,500 to The Canby Center, which will aid people in the Canby area with food, housing, utilities, medical needs and employment support. Clackamas FCU is also matching donations up to $7,500 for the Clackamas Service Center in support of its Nourish Hope Campaign, which has a fundraising goal of $100,000. These funds will be used to purchase food and cover other financial needs brought on by the public health crisis.

TruMark Financial CU

Officers at the Upper Darby Police Department in Upper Darby, Pa., prepare to enjoy a pizza lunch from local restaurant Napoli Pizza & Pasta. The $2.4 billion, Fort Washington, Pa.-based TruMark Financial Credit Union recently launched a first responders' initiative to recognize the dedication of essential employees and support small businesses. The credit union sent trays of bagels and breakfast treats, pizzas and sandwich trays from local restaurants to hospitals, police departments and ambulance companies in Pennsylvania's Philadelphia, Bucks, Chester, Delaware and Montgomery counties.

LGE Community CU

Scholarship recipient Kyle Brown of Marietta High School in Marietta, Ga. (center), shows off his $5,000 check along with family members and LGE Community Credit Union employees. Brown was one of four students to receive an LGE 2020 Service Scholarship during a surprise visit arranged by the $1.46 billion, Atlanta-based credit union. LGE Community completed two other initiatives to support the community amid the pandemic: It delivered more than 500 lunches from four local restaurants to four local hospitals across the counties it serves, and held an internal food drive to support three local non-profit organizations – MUST Ministries in Marietta, Warehouse of Hope in Douglasville, Ga., and North Fulton Community Charities in Roswell, Ga.

Wescom CU

Health care workers from Anaheim Kaiser Permanente Medical Center in Anaheim, Calif., pose in front of the $4.38 billion, Pasadena, Calif.-based Wescom Credit Union's vintage 1934 truck, which the credit union brought onsite as a nod to its founding year. The credit union delivered $10,000 worth of Togo's Sandwiches to Anaheim Kaiser Permanente medical workers on May 21.

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