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LEWISTON — Community Credit Union recently presented New Beginnings with a check in the amount of $500. New Beginnings serves an average of 700 teens and young adults each year through its many programs — shelter, transitional living and outreach. Each year, about 500 teens and young adults are served through their Drop-In Center in Lewiston.
“Addressing hunger and food insecurity for young people is one important way that we help homeless youth find the stability and opportunities they need to become successful adults. As a partner of Community Credit Union’s, we are proud to be working with them on financial literacy and downtown initiatives,” said Executive Director Chris Bickwell
Community Credit Union participates in the Maine Credit Union League’s initiative known as the Maine Credit Unions’ Campaign for Ending Hunger. Maine Credit Unions have raised over $8.5 million since 1990 to help end hunger in Maine. At the end of each year, all of the money raised by each individual participating credit union is given back to that credit union to be distributed to hunger organization in their community. In 2018 alone, participating Maine Credit Unions raised a new record total of more than $792,901 for the Ending Hunger Campaign.
Community Credit Union is a member-owned, full service financial institution, has branches in Lewiston, Auburn and Turner.
PHOTO: Betsy Sibley of Community Credit Union, Chris Bickwell and Amber Kruk of New Beginnings, and Chris Cote of Community CU display a check for $500. (Submitted photo)
