AGENCY OPENING IN TOWN OF VAUXHALL

On February 1, 2010, Chinook Credit Union together with Bow River Gas Co-op is pleased to announce they will open an agency in the community of Vauxhall. The agency is a remote satellite of our Brooks Branch, which is a way of providing residents of the community with a convenient way to bank with Chinook. The hours of operation will be 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday to Friday, being closed from 12:30 to 1 p.m. daily.

STAFF MEMBER CARRIES OLYMPIC TORCH

We are very proud that our own Kimberley Sharkey was selected to be a part of the 2010 Olympic Torch Relay. With Kimberley's position as councilor for the City of Brooks, her many involvements with service clubs and volunteer committees, there is no doubt that she creates a positive impact to make Brooks and Canada a better place to live. SEE PICTURES

RAISING FUNDS FOR HAITI RELIEF

Marcie Schinnour, staff member of Chinook Credit Union Ltd. is presenting Ryan Semchuk, On-Air Personality for 99.5 Drum FM a cheque for $14,420.00. This was money that was raised by staff, and members of Chinook Credit Union Ltd. in conjunction with 99.5 Drum FM for the Haiti Relief Fund. Haiti Relief

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SUPPORT FOR LOCAL FOOD BANK

Brooks Branch Staff went casual in support of the food bank. Staff were able to dress casual for the day, if they brought in a donation to the food bank. Staff were in the giving spirit to help those less fortunate.

CHINOOK STAFF VOLUNTEER AT THE MUSTARD SEED

Staff and family members from the Chinook Credit Union Strathmore Branch volunteered to prepare and serve a meal at the Mustard Seed.

The staff sponsored the meal which consisted of a ham dinner that they not only prepared but served to approximately 100 residents of the shelter. The eight hundred and fifty dollars that the meal cost was raised from the staffs bi-weekly 50/50 draws.

At this particular shelter the residents not only eat there but live there as well. Chinook staff found this to be a very humbling experience but very rewarding and all came away with a new appreciation for their own lives and thankful for working for a company that shows their support to their communities.

CHINOOK CREDIT UNION'S CEO LANDS IN JAIL

This year for the Alzheimer's Society Fundraiser, Chinook Credit Union Brooks Branch decided to up their game and have CEO, Tom Mossing arrested and thrown in jail along with 7 other "convicts". - READ MORE

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CREDIT UNION SUPPORTS BADLANDS COMMUNITY FACILITY

The Drumheller Branch held a fundraiser on November 30th to support the Badlands Community Facility. A great variety of cookies and cakes was available, all homemade and donated by the staff.