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A+ Federal Credit Union and employees give back to community in 2013

AUSTIN, TX (January 7, 2014) --  Embracing the credit union philosophy of “people helping people,” A+ Federal Credit Union (A+FCU) and its employees volunteered time, talent and financial support to help local youth, educators, families and worthy organizations in the Greater Austin community in 2013.

Staying true to its roots in education, in 2013 A+FCU awarded 21 $1,000 scholarships to area students, provided paid student internships at its three high school branches as well as other branches, and through the A+ Education Foundation, a philanthropic arm of A+FCU, awarded $68,000 in grants to 74 local educators to improve the classroom experience for students. Through volunteerism and sponsorships, A+FCU partnered with local ISDs and colleges to support community events, education foundations and student

initiatives, including donating over $70,000 to these important programs.

“Giving back to the communities we serve is an important part of our culture,” said A+FCU CEO Kerry A. S. Parker. “We especially focus on programs that foster financial education for our youth and community members.”

A+ Federal Credit Union has 17 Austin area locations, over $1 Billion in assets, and more than 110,000 members that include not only educators, students, and their families, but other members of the community as well. To find out more, visit the website at aplusfcu.org