COMSTOCK PARK, Mich.  (2/12/21) The Moon Chapter of Credit Unions presented a check in the amount of $10,811.32 to Feeding America West Michigan as the result of a fundraising campaign to reduce the region’s food insecurity, ‘Credit Unions Feed West Michigan’.  The campaign’s goal was to raise $10,000 for families in need, starting with a $2,500 donation from both the Moon Chapter and the Michigan Credit Union Foundation. The campaign quickly exceeded its goal, reaching $10,811 with the help of 10 participating credit unions. 

Pictured (L to R) are Justin Bamford, HarborLight Credit Union CEO and Moon Chapter of Credit Unions Board Member with Susie Dutcher, Feeding America West Michigan Development Manager. 

“Your donations will provide 40,000 meals for our neighbors in need,” said Susie Dutcher, Development Manager for Feeding America West Michigan.  “It is so nice to be able to spread some positivity during these times and see the ripples in our community,” Dutcher continued.

Feeding America West Michigan is one of 200 food banks in Feeding America’s nationwide network.  It is one of seven Feeding America member food banks located in Michigan.  Feeding America West Michigan serves 40 of Michigan’s 83 counties.  Its service area spans from the Indiana border north through the western half of the state and extends throughout the entire Upper Peninsula.  Find out more about Feeding America West Michigan at www.feedwm.org.

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The Moon Chapter of Credit Unions is comprised of fifteen Credit Unions that are headquartered in the counties of Muskegon, Ottawa, Oceana or Newaygo Counties.  Together, these credit unions represent more than 112,000 members and $1.1 billion in assets.