America First Charitable Foundation joined forces with Young Automotive Group to put together 4,000 pantry packs for children currently fighting hunger. It was all part of the Young Caring for our Young 10,000 Pantry Pack Challenge.
Tami Olsen, the
Volunteers strategically laid out all items at 6 a.m., then carefully packaged food for teachers, who will distribute them to students to take home over the weekend. Due to one in six kids being food insecure, weekends and school breaks are challenging for those who don’t receive regular meals.
America First EVP Chief Strategic Engagement Officer, Tammy Gallegos has always carried a service-first mindset that has become core principle of the credit union. “We’re so proud to join Young Automotive in the fight against childhood hunger. We have an important responsibility in our communities to be a part of the solution and help children in need. I can’t thank Tami and her team at Young Automotive enough for the passion and love they’ve put into this.”
Fighting childhood hunger and helping children in need continues to be a major focus of America First Credit Union. The annual food drive takes place in September and October, our Backpack Bonanza provides school supplies to underprivileged children, and the Warm the Soles Program surprises kids with a new pair of shoes during the holidays.
Riverdale, UT – April 16, 2024 – The 85th Annual Meeting of America First Credit Union (AFCU)…
by Thayne Shaffer, President & CEO, America First Credit Union On March 16, 1939, 59…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE For six years running, America First has been recognized as a great…
In accordance with America First bylaws, the Board of Directors Nominations Committee has identified three…
New, western Utah County location is built around a tech-centric member experience EAGLE MOUNTAIN, Utah…
Six years ago, when America First Credit Union in Salt Lake City decided to move…