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Leominster, MA –  For the sixteenth consecutive year, All One Credit Union was pleased to participate in Children’s Book Month, an annual event sponsored by the Cooperative Credit Union Association.

During the month of April LCU members and employees collected donations of 620 new and used children’s books.  The books were distributed to the Red Raiders Lending Library program and Leominster Community Coalition.

This year’s event was spearheaded by Nancy Daigle, Kathy Hurley and Rachel Terrell. Since 2009, LCU collected and donated 5,743 books to various agencies.

L-R: John O’Brien, LCU President & CEO; Nancy Daigle, LCU Receptionist; Barbara Abraham, Leominster Community Coalition; Kathy Hurley, LCU HR Generalist; Rachel Terrell, LCU Executive Assistant.

 

 

John O’Brien, President & CEO and Barbara Mahoney, Senior Vice President of All One Credit Union presented Bob Healy with a check for $8,000 as the Premier Sponsor of Starburst 2016.

Starburst is the Leominster’s premier event and will take place on Saturday, June 11, 2016 at Doyle Field. The gates with open at 4:30 pm and the first event will begin at 5:00 pm. Entertainment, music and a fireworks extravaganza are all scheduled. Donations for Starburst can be mailed to Starburst, P. O. Box 621, Leominster, MA 01453 or by contacting Jack Hathaway at 978-537-4625.

(L-R) Barbara Mahoney, SVP/LCU, Bob Healy, John O’Brien, President & CEO/LCU

John O’Brien, President & CEO and Carol Perron, Senior Vice President of All One Credit Union presented a check in the amount of $1,000 to sponsor the Veterans Traveling Wall Memorial “The Wall that Heals” event scheduled for this November at Carter Park.

Leominster is a host city for this event. The Wall that Heals is a 250 foot replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. Since its debut in 1996 it has visited nearly 400 U.S. Cities and viewed by over 2 million people. The memorial will be open to the public starting Nov. 3 with a ceremony beginning at 8 a.m. The memorial will remain until the afternoon of Nov. 6. For more information contact the Leominster Veterans Services at 978-534-7538.

(L-R) John O’Brien, President & CEO, LCU; Ralph Sacramone, Robert V. Gudziecki, Post 1807 Commander, Norman T. Melanson, Commander DAV Chapter 24, Joe Firmani, Community Volunteer, Rick Voutour, Veterans Office, Carol Perron, SVP/LCU

Leominster, MA – All One Credit Union is pleased to announce that Nicole Legere, Compliance Officer has been selected to “Crash the GAC” and attend the Government Affairs Conference, the nation’s premier advocacy event for America’s credit unions. GAC is an annual event by The Cooperative Trust in partnership with Credit Union National Association (CUNA). One Credit Union professional under the age of 35 from each state is selected and given the chance to participate in the CUNA event, as well as to meet veterans of the system.

“I am honored to be selected as a ‘Crasher’ for the 2016 GAC, and I truly look forward to what I know will be a once in a lifetime experience. My hope is to bring the highlights of my experience back to All One Credit Union and share it with everyone here.” – Nicole Legere

Crash the GAC will bring young credit union professionals together, running a tailored program alongside the main event and allowing for mentor sessions with key individuals; previously from the likes of National Credit Union Foundation, Credit Union National Association, Filene Research Institute and CUNA Mutual Group.

All Crashers selected receive a complimentary registration to attend GAC, from Credit Union National Association.

“We are extremely pleased that Nicole was selected from an exemplary field of professionals to participate in this year’s event,” commented John O’Brien, LCU President & CEO. “Not only is this an honor for Nicole to be chosen, but it will be a great opportunity for her professional development.”

“The commitment from both CUNA and The Cooperative Trust to the Crash the GAC program says a great deal about the importance of young adults in the credit union system” says James Marshall, Manager of The Cooperative Trust, “looking at the advocacy issues that face credit unions early in one’s career helps set our young professionals up with the right knowledge to help support their credit unions as they become our CEO’s of the future. With a reach across the whole of the United States, Crash the GAC brings a diverse group of future leaders to the forefront of credit unions at the industry’s premier event.”

The Crash the GAC is brought to you by The Cooperative Trust and CUNA, in association with Credit Union Leagues/Associations.