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Craig Madonia, Senior Vice President of All One Credit Union presented Scott Houle, President of Leominster Youth Soccer with a check for $500 to assist with rebuilding the concession booth at Samoset Soccer Field. The concession booth, its inventory, the building and equipment sustained extensive damage due to vandalism.

“So many enjoy visiting the concession booth. It is a part of the experience of enjoying a game.” commented Craig Madonia “We were pleased to be able to assist to get this back up and running for the spring season.”

 

(L-R) Craig Madonia, LCU SVP/Lending and Scott Youle, Leominster Youth Soccer President

 

All One Credit Union recently donated 100 new blankets to area veteran’s homes, homeless shelters and charities through their participation in the Massachusetts Credit Union League’s Community Hope Initiative.

John O’Brien, President and CEO of All One Credit Union was pleased with the generosity of the members and commitment of the staff to make this year’s blanket drive such a success. “We have participated in this event for five years and each year the employees strive to make it more successful than the last. This year we held a “Jean’s Day” and the money raised from that event went towards purchasing additional blankets. We’re proud of our employees; they take great pride in giving back to the community, one of the core values at LCU.”

LCU distributed blankets to the following area organizations: Armistice Homestead (Leominster), Heroes Homestead (Leominster), Ginny’s Helping Hands (Leominster), Our Father’s House (Fitchburg), Montachuett Interfaith Hospitality Network (Fitchburg), Battered Women’s Shelter (Leominster), Sterling Fire Department, Clinton Senior Center, Holden Senior Center, Veterans Inc. (Worcester) and Jeremiah’s Inn (Worcester)

LCU was one of twenty-three Credit Unions who participated in the Credit Union League’s Community Hope Initiative collecting a total of 663 blankets.

 

Left to right: Ellen Coughlin, LCU HR Manager; Rachel Terrell, LCU Executive Assistant, Brenda Brousseau, from the Armistice Homestead; Greg Foote, Veteran; Gerardo Lucciano, Veteran; Michael Bousquet, Veteran; John O’Brien, LCU President & CEO, Julie Bergstrand, LCU RE Underwriting Manager

 

 

John O’Brien, President and CEO of All One Credit Union presented Leominster Mayor Dea­n J. Mazzarella with a check for $1,000 for the Mayor’s Fuel Assistance Program.

“This year in addition to addressing fuel assistance we are also assisting with the rising cost of electricity. For many of our elderly residents electricity is their main source of home heating. This contribution will help fill the many requests we are receiving this year,” stated Mayor Mazzarella.

“LCU is proud to support to the Mayor’s Fuel Assistance Program. Many of our neighbors struggle to heat their homes, and we are pleased to know that those less fortunate will receive some assistance,” commented John O’Brien.

For more information on the Fuel Assistance Program stop by or contact the Mayor’s Office at 978-534-7500.

Pictured (L-R) Kelly Woodland, Mayoral Aide, Dean J. Mazzarella, Leominster Mayor; Barbara Mahoney, LCU SVP, Human Resources; John O’Brien, LCU President & CEO

Leominster, MA – All One Credit Union recently announced the promotion of Mychelle Phillips, Lydia Vazquez-Long and Joyce Cutler.

Mychelle Phillips was promoted to Vice President of Operations. Phillips joined the Credit Union in 2003 and has more than 30 years in the financial services industry. She is an Accredited ACH, National Check and Electronic Banking Professional. Phillips holds an Associates Degree in Business Administration from Northeastern University and is working towards her Bachelors in Business Administration with a concentration in Management. Phillips has served on numerous town committees in West Boylston, and currently serves as the Treasurer of the West Boylston Athletic Association and is Co-Chair of the American Diabetes Association Central Massachusetts Step out Program. She resides in West Boylston with her husband and two children.
Lydia Vazquez-Long was promoted to Assistant Vice President of Residential Lending and Fair Lending Compliance. Vazquez-Long has been with the credit union since 2013. She has extensive knowledge and expertise in regards to fair lending, compliance, FNMA guidelines and underwriting. Vazquez-Long serves on the Mass Mortgage Bankers Association and Eastern Mass Compliance Network groups. The founder of Willie’s Warriors, an organization dedicated to raising funds for cancer awareness, Vazquez-Long is also an active committee member for the Boylston Fall Harvest Festival. She resides in Boylston with her husband and three daughters.

 

Joyce Cutler was promoted to Assistant Vice President and is Manager of the West Boylston Street Branch. Cutler has been with LCU since 2008 where she began her career with LCU as a Member Service Representative and was later promoted to Senior Member Service Representative. In 2009, Cutler was promoted to Manager of the Sterling branch. Cutler is active within the community and serves on the Board of Directors for the Central Massachusetts Credit Union League. She is also a member of the Worcester Chamber of Commerce. Cutler is a long-time resident of Sterling.

 

“We have an outstanding team at LCU. We are delighted when we have the opportunity to promote within and provide employees with the opportunity to advance their careers. Mychelle, Lydia and Joyce are exemplary employees and we are proud to recognize them for their accomplishments,” stated John O’Brien, President & CEO.