Throughout 2021, Wildfire Credit Union employees have enthusiastically volunteered to pay to wear jeans in support of a number of local non-profits in the Great Lakes Bay Region.  “Wildfire’s Jean Days are a long standing tradition at the credit union and are always very successful.  It is a great way for our employees to support area charities that do so much to help others in our communities”, said Michelle LeBlanc, Marketing Assistant.  In 2021, Wildfire employees raised over $13,000.  Below are the non-profits that benefited from the Jean Days:

    Mid-Michigan Children’s Museum      

    Rock Center for Youth Development

    CAN Council                           

    Children’s Grief Center

    Swan Valley Pay It Forward    

    Special Olympics Area 22

    Child & Family Services          

    Bay Area Women’s Center

    Shelterhouse                          

    Underground Railroad

    Major Chords for Minors

    Sheriff’s Support Division Association

    Heart of Saginaw          

    Biker’s Against Child Abuse

    Diaper Alliance                       

    Big Brothers Big Sisters

    Personal Assistance Options (PAO)

    Barb Smith Suicide Resource &   

    Response Network

    Great Lakes Dyslexia Center   

    Toys for Tots

    V.O.I.C.E.                              

    Impact Designs

    1% Veteran’s Food Pantry                

    GLB Veteran’s Coalition

    WKCQ Dream Makers            

    Hospital Hospitality House of

    Saginaw   

Wildfire Credit Union, a member-owned financial cooperative, has a community charter.  Membership is open for anyone who lives, works, worships or attends school in the State of Michigan. More information is available on all Wildfire Credit Union’s products and services at www.wildfirecu.org.