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Fibre Federal Credit Union Supports Animal Shelters Through Cash Club Cares Program

Posted by on May 7, 2025

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(L-R) BreAnna Grissom, FFCU Financial Services Manager and Lisa Beggio, Columbia Humane Society Executive Director.

Fibre Federal Credit Union and TLC, a Division of Fibre Federal Credit Union, help children save money and save homeless animals with the Cash Club Cares Program. For every new member aged 18 or under who signs up for a Cash Club or Student Savings account, Fibre Federal and TLC donate $5 to the Humane Society or animal shelter nearest the location where the account was opened, up to $5,000 total per year.

Since the Cash Club Cares Program began in 2017, shelters in Cowlitz County in Washington and Columbia, Clatsop, Lincoln, and Tillamook Counties in Oregon have received donations totaling $38,321 in response to new youth savings accounts. Fibre Federal and TLC plans to continue this partnership with animal shelters and encourage community involvement within its service areas in Washington and Oregon.

Humane Society for Southwest Washington – Longview Campus (L-R) Crystal Garrison, FFCU Marketing & Community Development Manager; Madison Harkins, FFCU Community Development Coordinator; Dremma Tatum, Animal Care Technician; Sam Ellingson, Associate Vice President of Communications and Marketing; Chelsea Eddington, FFCU Marketing Specialist; Sage Phoenix, Animal Care Technician; and Rocky, an adoptable dog.

Clatsop Animal Assistance (L-R) Justin Dersham, Animal Control Supervisor; Luke Pannebaker, TLC Financial Services Manager; Kari Rempfer, TLC Community Development Supervisor; Liam Ham, TLC Financial Services Supervisor; and Sparky, an adoptable dog.

Tillamook Animal Shelter (L-R) Dan Dixon, Tillamook Animal Shelter Director; Aracely Valencia, TLC Financial Services Supervisor; Erin Mendez, TLC Financial Services Manager; and Katie Powers, TLC VP People Operations

Posted in Community Impact, Oregon, Regional Member News, Washington.