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THFCU donates $10,000 to Volunteer Firemen’s Relief Association

TWO HARBORS, Minn. – Two Harbors Federal Credit Union (THFCU), in partnership with the Feder­al Home Loan Bank of Des Moines (FHLB), has donat­ed $10,000 to the Two Har­bors Volunteer Firemen’s Relief Association. THFCU President and CEO Randy Willert, along with Board members Nick Osbakken and Al Peterson, presented the award last month.

The Volunteer Firemen’s Relief Association provides financial support to volun­teer firefighters and their families. The Two Harbors Volunteer Fire Department serves an area of 580 square miles in and around Lake County.

THFCU’s donation was supported in part by FHLB’s Member Impact Fund. This matching grant program will result in FHLB Des Moines awarding $20 mil­lion in funding for various affordable housing and community development programs.

“What an incredible op­portunity to am­plify our credit union’s support of the Two Har­bors communi­ty,” said Willert, “Volunteer fire­fighters have been protecting Lake County for over a century. To give back through this donation is grati­fying.”

The award is just the latest in recent news of Two Harbors Federal Credit Union’s commu­nity efforts. Last Spring, THFCU Vice-President of Operations Erin Mecklin was named Volunteer of the Year by the Lake County Chamber of Com­merce. Willert was named Minnesota’s Outstanding Credit Union Professional of the Year by the Minne­sota Credit Union Network. His recognition detailed the considerable community giveback that THFCU has engaged in under his lead­ership.

Willert cited the generos­ity of partner FHLB, stat­ing that the credit union’s contribution was even more meaningful as a result of the Member Impact Fund match. Kris Williams, Presi­dent and CEO of FHLB Des Moines, agreed. “The Mem­ber Impact Fund continues to be a powerful resource in supporting our members as they expand access to af­fordable housing and drive community development,” said Williams, “It’s inspir­ing to see the partnerships centered around improving local communities in such a variety of ways.”

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