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LAFCU’s $2,712.50 donation to Greater Lansing Food Bank represents the equivalent of 8,137 meals for those in need. Pictured are LAFCU’s Shelley Davis Boyd, corporate marketing strategist, Kelli Ellsworth Etchison, chief marketing officer, and Patrick Spyke, CEO; Joe Wald, GLFB executive director; and Melissa Nay, WKAR TV/Radio director of corporate development. Spyke says, “We’re honored to help two important community organizations, which is in alignment with the credit union mission of ‘People Helping People.’”
LAFCU doubled down on “community” support when partnering with WKAR Radio for its spring fundraiser.
By providing the incentive of a $3.50 gift to a food bank for each fundraiser donation, the credit union supported great public radio programming and making a difference to those who are hungry.
LAFCU’s $2,712.50 donation to Greater Lansing Food Bank represents the equivalent of 8,137 meals for those in need. Pictured are LAFCU’s Shelley Davis Boyd, corporate marketing strategist, Kelli Ellsworth Etchison, chief marketing officer, and Patrick Spyke, CEO; Joe Wald, GLFB executive director; and Melissa Nay, WKAR TV/Radio director of corporate development. Spyke says, “We’re honored to help two important community organizations, which is in alignment with the credit union mission of ‘People Helping People.’”