TruStage Pledges $1 Million to Support the AACUC

In addition to contributing to the AACUC’s Future Fund, TruStage establishes a new charitable donation account for CUs.

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TruStage in Madison, Wis., announced Tuesday that it will be giving $1 million to the African-American Credit Union Coalition’s (AACUC) Future Fund, a new funding source launched by the organization in March to ensure its long-term strength and sustainability regardless of economic downturns and socio-political headwinds.

The donation will be paid out over three years in the form of a direct cash contribution, according to TruStage.

What’s more, to encourage more fundraising for the Future Fund among credit unions, TruStage established a new Charitable Donation Account (CDA) called the Commitment to Change directed CDA.

According to TruStage, contributions made to the Commitment to Change directed CDA will support AACUC programming focused on:

CDAs are customizable and help credit unions give funds to qualified charities while expanding their investment options.

“TruStage is committed to making a brighter financial future accessible to everyone,” TruStage President/CEO, Terrance Williams stated. “The work AACUC does is critical to making that mission a reality in an increasingly diverse country. We’re proud to partner with them and help more credit unions serve more members.”

AACUC President/CEO Renée Sattiewhite added, “The TruStage $1 million direct cash donation and other significant programmatic support is being recognized as the very first Legacy Corporate Partnership. This partnership signifies and strengthens the commitment, dedication and thought leadership I have credited to TruStage (formerly CUNA Mutual Group) for the last decade.”