Giving Back to our communities.

Giving Back to our communities.

At White Eagle CU, we believe in giving back to our communities. We presented a check to Newton Public Library on Wednesday, June 5th. This donation will help the library continue to provide valuable resources, programs, and services to everyone in our community.
The Newton Public Library opened their new facility in 2024.  They have been serving the public since September 27, 1886.
 
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WECU Giving Back to our communities 2024

Giving back to our communities in 2024

WE Believe in giving back to our Communities.

Project SEARCH, NMC Health mission statement:  “Preparing young people with significant disabilities for success in competitive integrated employment.”

Project SEARCH is an international program with 716 sites in the United States and in 11 countries.  Locally, Project SEARCH, NMC Health is a cooperative program between Harvey County Special Education Cooperative and NMC Health.  Through extensive training at NMC Health young people with intellectual and developmental disabilities are prepared to secure employment in the Harvey County area.

 

Giving back to our communities

We continued giving back to our communities on Monday, May 22, 2023 with a check was presented to CPRF – Community Mobility Fund located in Wichita, KS.

CPRF has a long history of providing wheelchair and posture seating services and assistive technology equipment to Kansans of all ages with various disabilities. CPRF serves over 800 clients annually throughout the state with approximately 55% residing outside of Sedgwick County, creating an annual shortfall exceeding $250,000.

To address this issue, CPRF has established an endowed CPRF Community Mobility Fund (Mobility Fund) with six community foundations across the state, which are restricted to services for clients with disabilities who reside in the counties supported by each community foundation. One of the community foundations where CPRF has established a Mobility Fund is the Central Kansas Community Foundation (CKCF).  The CKCF catchment area includes Butler, Harvey, Wilson, Marion and Elk counties.

This donation will be directed towards the Mobility Fund with the CKCF. This will help CPRF clients who live in Augusta, El Dorado, and Newton areas. To learn more about CPRF visit: https://www.cprf.org/

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2021 WECU Donations

Not For Profit but for Service – 2021 WECU Donations – Newton branch

At White Eagle Credit Union giving back to our communities is a major part of we do.  This year is no different, as we begin presenting our 2021 WECU Donations checks to various organizations.  Our Newton Branch selected the organizations below for 2021:

 

Heartland PCC - receives 2021 Donation

 Heartland Pregnancy Care

High Rollers Skate and Funzone receives 2021 WECU Donation

Newton High Rollers Skate and Fun Zone

Newton Baseball Club receives 2021 WECU Donation

Newton Baseball Club

Summer lunch program

 

WECU Presents check to Summer lunch program.  White Eagle CU presented a check to the Augusta Summer Lunch School program. The summer lunch program is going on now thru July 27th except for Fourth of July, Thursday, July 4th.  Youth ages 1 to 18 can stop by Robinson Elementary School to pick up their lunches. Robinson Elementary is located at 1301 Helen Street Augusta Kansas.  Lunches will be available from 11:30 am – 12:30 pm, Monday through Friday for their free lunch.

Transportation is provided by Augusta United Methodist Church by calling Beth Wallingford, 316‐775‐1116.  If you would like to learn how you can get involved with the Summer Lunch Program or for more information, please contact the District Office at 316‐775‐5484.

Giving to Meals on Wheels

White Eagle presented a check to Meals on Wheels on Friday, June 14, 2019.

Meals on Wheels delivers a hot, nutritious noon meal to home-bound people age 60 + each weekday. More than just a meal the program provides a friendly, familiar face at the doors of home-bound people every day. Family members and friends are rest assured when they cannot check up on their loved ones, the Meals on Wheels volunteer will be there for them. And for the tax paying public, Meals on Wheels saves valuable financial resources. The cost to deliver Meals on Wheels to one senior for one year is $1,900. Placement in a state funded nursing facility costs the taxpayer up to $40,000 per placement. Meals on Wheels is a valuable lifeline for many people who have difficulty advocating for themselves.

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