PCU Volunteers Pack 20,417 Meals for Second Harvest Heartland
Woodbury, MN (PRWEB) September 27, 2013 -- While most people like to relax after a busy day at work, a group of ambitious and dedicated PCU employees and family members headed to Second Harvest Heartland to help pack food for the regional food bank. The group surpassed previous records set by PCU volunteers, filling 700 boxes, over 12 tons of food, that will provide 20,417 meals to those in need.
Volunteers also presented a check from the PCU Community Foundation for $500 to Second Harvest Heartland to help in its efforts to feed the hungry in our communities.
Twice each year, PCU sends volunteers to Second Harvest Heartland to pack boxes for our hungry neighbors. “These volunteer nights are popular with employees as it provides an opportunity to spend time with coworkers from other branch offices, and give back to our communities in a very meaningful way,” said PCU President Brian Sherrick. “The thought of anyone going hungry is hard to imagine. Through volunteer efforts and monetary donations, we can hopefully make a difference in the fight against hunger.” Second Harvest Heartland is the Midwest’s largest hunger relief organization and works to reinvent hunger relief through leadership and innovation. Its goal is to not only help our hungry neighbors, but to provide the means for everyone to be fed tomorrow.
Founded in 1926, PCU is a member owned financial institution that specializes in providing excellent member service, great rates and convenience. PCU offers a complete range of services, including 24/7 loan approval, mortgages, online banking, online deposits, mobile banking, free checking, business services, investment services and more. PCU is proud to serve Anoka, Chisago, Dakota, Hennepin, Ramsey and Washington counties, with office locations in Eagan, Hugo, North St. Paul, West St. Paul and Woodbury. For more information, call 651-770-7000, 800-247-0857 or visit http://www.postalcu.org.
Cindy Kurtz, Postal Credit Union, https://www.postalcu.org, +1 (651) 747-8962, [email protected]
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