AmFirst announced today that the credit union’s 2024 Community First Initiative raised $160,000 for Central Alabama nonprofits.
Four groups chosen by AmFirst employees earlier this year will benefit from the fundraising efforts. SafeHouse, Pathways, Girls Inc. of Central Alabama and Cahaba Valley Health Care will each receive a gift of $40,000 to empower their diverse missions, which range from domestic violence prevention to free dental and vision care for populations in need.
“Supporting our community is at the heart of what we do at AmFirst. This year, we are proud to have raised $160,000 for four outstanding nonprofits that work tirelessly to make a difference in the lives of so many,” said Bill Connor, President & CEO of AmFirst. “This achievement reflects the dedication of our members, staff, and partners, who came together to make a lasting impact. Together, we’re not just building financial futures; we’re helping to build stronger, healthier communities for everyone.”
AmFirst's Community First Initiative has raised and given over $1.29 million to Alabama nonprofits and charitable organizations since 2014.
From L–R: Bailey Real, Assistant Director, Pathways; Connie Hill, President & CEO, Girls Inc. of Central Alabama; Janelle Sierra, Executive Director, SafeHouse; Jennifer Garrison, Executive Director, Cahaba Valley Health Care; and Bill Connor, President & CEO of AmFirst