At Corning Credit Union, we exist to serve our members and local communities, especially during tough times. The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way many of us live, work, and serve others in a rapid amount of time. However, regardless of these operational changes, our commitment to our members and our communities continue to remain the same.
Staying Committed to Our Members and our Communities
Our Stronger Together relief efforts are designed to help alleviate stress our members may be facing due to the impact and financial hardships caused by this pandemic. As we continue to serve our members, we also remain committed to strengthening the communities we serve. This includes focusing on the biggest needs in each community, such as food scarcity, and working with area nonprofits and small businesses to determine and assist their needs. For example, Mother Hubbard's Cupboard, Nourish NC, Pender County Christian Services, and Feeding the Fearless - Cape Fear Area are just a few examples of organizations fighting food scarcity that we’ve supported with financial donations so far.
Encouraging Strength in Our Communities – How You Can Give and Get Help
We believe we are all in this together and can all do something to help both ourselves and others. To help you get started, we’ve compiled a list of resources and actions you can take to keep yourself safe and help others.
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