FAIRLESS HILLS – TruMark Monetary awarded a donation of $7,500 to United Method of Bucks County as a part of the credit score union’s neighborhood outreach initiative, Concern for Group.

TruMark Monetary launched Concern for Group as a response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Every month, the credit score union selects totally different organizations to obtain assets wanted for his or her shoppers.

“In the course of the pandemic, we observed that many native nonprofits have been stretched skinny and in want of assets,” stated Christine Woods, Vice President of Public Relations & Authorities Affairs at TruMark Monetary Credit score Union. “Right here at TruMark Monetary, we care about our communities – and we would like them to be as sturdy as attainable. That’s why we’re proud to assist organizations like United Method proceed their necessary work.”

“We’re so grateful for the assist of TruMark Monetary,” stated Marissa Christie, President & CEO at United Method of Bucks County. “Proper now, we’re seeing a spike in people who’re ALICE (Asset Restricted, Revenue Constrained, Employed) in want of emergency help – and we anticipate extra within the coming months. TruMark Monetary’s assist will actually make a distinction as we reply to our neighborhood’s growing wants.”

Along with the financial reward, the credit score union additionally donated brand-new kids’s books to United Method’s HELP Heart.

The HELP Heart supplies necessities like cleansing provides, private hygiene objects, and residential items – fully freed from cost – to native residents who’re struggling financially. Group members eager about studying extra concerning the HELP Heart, together with volunteer alternatives, can go to www.uwbucks.org/helpcenter.