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2022 TVFCU Angel Tree Program Efforts Provides Gifts for 222 Children and Seniors

December 19, 2022

2022 TVFCU Angel Tree Program Efforts Provides Gifts for 222 Children and Seniors

TVFCU members and employees worked together to provide Christmas gifts for 222 children and senior adults this year through the Angel Tree program, topping last year’s total of 200.

Every year, TVFCU contributes to the Angel Tree and other holiday programs to support those in need across our service area.

Since 2006, TVFCU has hosted an employee food auction the day before Thanksgiving to raise funds for The Salvation Army’s Angel Tree Program. The auction, which includes a variety of homemade dishes and desserts, raised $9,391 – enough to adopt 49 Angels.

10 credit union branches housed Angel Trees for The Salvation Army’s Chattanooga and Cleveland divisions. The North Cleveland branch led the pack, providing Christmas gifts for 35 children and senior adults. Other branches, like Ooltewah, City Center and Highway 58, adopted 20 Angels each.

“I truly appreciate the generosity of both branch staff and members,” said Jordan Barto, manager of the North Cleveland Branch. “It was inspiring to see people come together to provide the gift of Christmas morning to those in need.”

Additionally, TVFCU branches from across the credit union’s service area supported other holiday initiatives. Members and staff contributed gifts to the Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office, Marion County Sheriff’s Department, McMinn County Rescue Squad, Rhea County Sheriff’s Department and Walker County Sheriff’s Office.

Although Angel tree and other programs are finished for the year, The Salvation Army hosts vital programs all year and accepts donations at csarmy.org.

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