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Financial institution provides Christmas donations of over $32,000

Christmas is the true chorus that culminates and commences another year of wonderful opportunities to reach out to those around us.
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Virden Food Cupboard accepts a $500 donation from SCU: (l-r) Myrna Bisson (Food Cupboard), Kristen Erick and Derian Penziwol (Sunrise Credit Union) and Shirley Gibson (Food Cupboard).

Christmas is the true chorus that culminates and commences another year of wonderful opportunities to reach out to those around us. In that spirit, Sunrise Credit Union (SCU) is donating over $32,000 to a number of charitable organizations in Southwestern Manitoba this holiday season:

•             Adult & Teen Challenge

•             Boissevain & District Chamber of Commerce ‘A COVID Christmas’

•             Boissevain Christmas Cheer

•             Brandon Regional Health Centre Foundation

•             Deloraine & Area Christmas Cheer

•             Everyone Eats Brandon

•             Grandview Christmas Hampers

•             Hartney Christmas Cheer Fund

•             Kid Sport Brandon

•             Melita & Area Christmas Cheer Board

•             Reston Pipestone Pastoral Charge

•             RM of Argyle Heart 2 Heart Program

•             Ronald McDonald House Charities Manitoba

•             Sara’s Pantry Food Bank & Glenboro UCT

•             Shoal Lake Healthy Community Committee

•             Southquill Area Food Bank

•             Ste. Rose Share & Care

•             Treherne Chamber of Commerce Christmas Hamper Program

•             United Way Brandon & District

•             Virden & Area Food Cupboard

•             Virden Christmas Cheer

•             YMCA Strong Kids Campaign

“The Christmas season presents opportunities to spread peace and joy to those around us.” said Sunrise Credit Union president and CEO Tim Klassen, “I hope our donations will inspire other businesses and individuals to remember the true meaning of Christmas and support charitable organizations in their community.”

Consistent with our giving throughout the year, these donations are in addition to the $42,000 Helping People of Sunrise Grants that were distributed in April – May 2020 to assist with the health and economic crisis our communities faced at the beginning of the pandemic.

 

 

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