Throughout the year, PFCU takes pride in assisting ordinary Philadelphians in achieving their financial goals. As an institution owned by its members, we are deeply invested in the well-being of our community. Demonstrating our commitment, we have donated both resources and valuable time to support various organizations and institutions across Philadelphia. Plus, we host educational programs to empower and educate individuals.
Here's a roundup of our recent community involvement:
Forum Philly Event: On April 4, Yahne Jackson, PFCU's Financial Educator staffed an information table at an event hosted at the Philadelphia Museum of Art Perelman Building. The forum "What Would Martin Do/Say" was hosted by Forum Philly Inc., Lauren Footman LLC and The Martin Luther King Jr. Association for Nonviolence Inc. The objective was to reflect upon Dr. King's Legacy of advancing the work of economic justice and worker equity and opportunities.
Financial Educator Yahné Jackson distributed literature to the attendees of the forum.
Philadelphia Gas Works Retiree Association's Annual General Meeting: Talk about empowering! PFCU Financial Educator Yahne Jackson and Business Development Manager Leanne Dewitt shared membership information and organized free financial literacy workshops for the more than 400 retirees in attendance on April 24.
Financial Educator Yahné Jackson (left) and Business Development Manager Leanne Dewitt shared membership information at the Philadelphia Gas Works Retiree Association's Annual General Meeting.
Tasty Baking Company Open Enrollment: On April 25, PFCU Business Development Specialist Yorkenia Gomez joined Tasty Baking Company for their open enrollment event, collaborating with Human Resources Generalist Khadijah Jackson-Bey to assist employees with their benefits and financial questions.
PFCU Business Development Specialist Yorkenia Gomez (left) with Human Resources Generalist Khadijah Jackson-Bey.
Center in the Park, Balancing Dollars & Sense Event: PFCU Business Development Specialist Yorkenia Gomez attended the Balancing Dollars & Sense event at Center in the Park on April 26, distributing literature and free giveaways, promoting financial wellness in the community.
PFCU Business Development Specialist Yorkenia Gomez distributed literature and free giveaways, promoting financial wellness in the community.
United House of Prayer for All People, Community Day: On April 27, our Business Development Specialist Yorkenia Gomez was back in action at the United House of Prayer for All People's Community Day, distributing literature and free giveaways to support community engagement and financial literacy.
PFCU Business Development Specialist Yorkenia Gomez smiled brightly while distributing literature and free giveaways to support community engagement and financial literacy.
Career Day at Arts Academy at Benjamin Rush: PFCU Business Development Specialist Yorkenia Gomez attended the school's first career day on April 30. Participating in this event was part of our ongoing effort to help young people in our community explore career options and develop essential financial skills.
PFCU Business Development Specialist Yorkenia Gomez met with students during Career Day at Arts Academy at Benjamin Rush.
Neighborhood to Neighborhood Event: On May 4, Yorkenia Gomez shared some photos from her participation in this vibrant community gathering.
PFCU Business Development Specialist Yorkenia Gomez participated in this vibrant community gathering.
Mt. Airy Day: PFCU participated in this event on May 11, with engaging activities and community interaction.
PFCU Business Development Specialist Yorkenia Gomez distributed literature and free giveaways.
Kensington Derby & Arts Festival: PFCU proudly sponsored the Kensington Derby & Arts Festival on May 11. Our Fishtown Branch Manager, Robert Tsyzka, served as a judge for the mud pit challenge, while Business Development Manager Leanne Dewitt distributed PFCU literature and giveaways, fostering community spirit and engagement.
Photos from the Kensington Derby & Arts Festival
Friends of Hackett's Spring Soiree: On May 18, PFCU sponsored a special gathering for this non-profit organization. Friends of Hackett's mission is to provide support to all of its students, teachers, staff and parents in order to maintain a safe and academically engaging environment both in school and within the community.
Black Men's Wellness Day: On June 8, PFCU supported Black Men's Wellness Day, organized by the National Center for Urban Solutions & AA Male Wellness Agency, held at Temple University's STAR complex. This event focused on promoting health and wellness among African American men in our community.
Yahné Jackson, PFCU's Financial Educator and Community Relations Specialist attended the event.
When we lend our unwavering support towards these exceptional endeavors, it truly underscores our commitment to effecting positive change in the lives of Philadelphians.
If you're interested in attending one of our educational programs led by Community Relations Specialist and Financial Educator Yahné Jackson, or if you know anyone who might be interested, visit PFCU.com/financial-education/events-classes to register.
For more information on scheduling a complimentary financial education seminar tailored specifically for your school or organization, please reach out to Yahné at financialeducation@pfcu.com.