
As part of the ceremony, TruChoice President Ken Acker presented Biddeford Director of Recreation Carl Walsh with a $1,000 check for Biddeford Parks and Rec.
This donation kicks off a commitment by TruChoice to donate $100 for each $10,000 they save their Biddeford members through loan refinancing and debt consolidation.
“This support means the world to us,” says Walsh. “There are so many children in the Biddeford community who can’t afford to attend summer camp or after school programs. This donation will allow Biddeford Parks and Rec to get more kids involved and put them on the path to healthy and active lifestyles. We appreciate TruChoice’s gift to our community.”
TruChoice Federal Credit Union invites members of the public to stop in over the next few weeks to learn more about TruChoice, enjoy refreshments, and enter weekly drawings for area business gift cards.
The branch is open Monday through Friday, from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
TruChoice Federal Credit Union is a member owned financial institution open to the public in York and Cumberland County. Specializing in providing accessible and affordable essential banking solutions, TruChoice operates three public branches and one workplace branch.
TruChoice offers 24/7 access through trufcu.com and an online mobile app. TruChoice supports members with savings solutions, loans, credit cards, online banking services, and financial education.
For more information go to trufcu.com.
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