NAME OF FEATURE | THE GLEANER | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2024 11 CREDIT UNION WEEK IN REVIEW FEATURE THE NATIONAL and Community Cooperative Credit Union (NCCCU) celebrated Credit Union Week from October 13-18 with various activities aimed at engaging members and giving back to the community. SOCIAL MEDIA (OCTOBER 13-15) The week kicked off with social media trivia on Facebook and Instagram, where members were quizzed on fun facts about NCCCU. The interactive event saw several members winning supermarket vouchers, day pass at a resort and other prizes. MCLEOD BASIC SCHOOL DONATION (OCTOBER 16) On Wednesday, October 16, NCCCU employees visited McLeod Basic School in Gordon Town, making a charitable donation of a microwave and essential toiletries. The school’s principal, Mrs Joy Scarlett, expressed her deep gratitude and encouraged continued support for the school. INTERNATIONAL CREDIT UNION DAY & HEALTH FAIR (OCTOBER 17) Thursday, October 17, marked International Credit Union Day. The day began with a motivational presentation by Gaynel Watson, a John Maxwell certified coach, focusing on ‘Communication as a Tool of Co-operation’. Health services, including blood pressure and blood sugar checks, and weight monitoring were offered, along with scalp analysis by a trichologist. Refreshments were provided for all attendees. Our Cuna Caribbean Jamaica representative was also available. She spoke to members about the Family Indemnity Plan (FIP), Critical Illness Rider, and Family Critical Illness Plan. The updated products intrigued members, leading several to sign up for new plans or upgrade existing ones. CANCER AWARENESS (OCTOBER 18) On Friday, October 18, NCCCU staff dressed in pink in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, closing the week with a show of solidarity. CONCLUSION The week successfully engaged members and strengthened their bond with the credit union, showcasing NCCCU’s commitment to its members’ financial and personal well-being. National & Community Co-Operative Credit Union Week member experience Karl Richmond, Tricologist, with Credit Manager Patricia Williams Coore. Refreshment served to members. Principal, Mrs Joy Scarlett, McLeod Basic School, and Staff receiving gifts from NCCU. Janice Grossett getting her blood pressure checked.
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