April 21, 2022by Brian Hink
The Remedy Blog
Remedy Gives Back to Local Communities 2021 Edition
| by Karen Lowerr | 0
Tis the season for giving back to our community.
Tis the season for giving back to our community. Prior to the holidays, the Remedy Team reached out to the banks or credit unions that we partnered with in 2021 to select a local non-profit organization to receive funds from the Remedy Gives Back program. Remedy received a long list of local non-profit organizations that could use some assistance in our client’s communities. Recently, the Remedy Team selected the organizations on behalf of the banks and credit unions that we served in 2021 to support their local cause and then distributed the checks to the local charities across the country around Christmas time.
Remedy Consulting Team is honored to provide money to both local and national organizations that help provide food for the hungry, create wigs for cancer patients, help children grow and learn, assist with aid to Waukesha Parade victims, rescue dogs, and support other local charities that are partners with our community bank or credit union clients. The money contributed will remain in the local communities that selected to work with Remedy Consulting this year. Below is a sample list of the organizations that received Remedy Gives Back funds:
- A Giving Heart Foundation
- Benton Community Foundation
- Clear Path For Veterans
- Community Food Pantry of Merrill, Inc.
- Ethan's Fund
- Fund for 4-H Education
- GET Community Food Pantry
- Mukwonago Food Pantry
- Pike County Endowment Fund
- Ronald McDonald House Charities Eastern Wisconsin
- Second Harvest Food Bank – Darlington
- St Augustine University Parish
- Sunlight Children’s Services
- The Do School
- United for Waukesha Community Fund
- United Way of Dane County
The Remedy Team is humbled and grateful for our bank/credit union clients and wanted to make a local impact in the communities we served this year. Season’s Greetings! We are excited for this list to continue to grow in 2022 to even more communities positively impacted across the United States through the Remedy Gives Back program. If you would like more information on Remedy Gives Back, please contact Karen Lowerr at klowerr@remedyconsult.net.
Hink Family of Remedy Consulting presenting check to Mukwonago Food Pantry located in Mukwonago, Wisconsin in 2021.
Enterprise Credit Union employees presenting check to Aurora Health Care Foundation - Ethan's Fund to George Moore at the credit union in 2021 in Brookfield, WI.
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Karen Lowerr of Remedy Consulting presenting check to Landmark Credit Union teller Kevin for the United for Waukesha Community Fund to help Waukesha Parade tradegy victims in 2021.
Bluff View Bank (WI) presenting check to GET Community Food Bank in Galesville, WI.
Abi Griffin, CFO of Andover State Bank (KS), presenting check to Jamee Crenshaw, Director of Development for Sunlight Children’s Services, and Mary Huelskamp, Executive Administrative Assistant of Andover State Bank in Andover, KS.
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