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January 12 , 2008
To help the Bloomington Historical Society share more history with the surrounding communities, Richfield Bloomington Credit Union has donated $5,000 toward the restoration of the Bloomington Old Town Hall (located on the corner of Penn Ave. and Old Shakopee Rd.). The restored facilities will generate increased education programs for the public.
Additionally, the credit union donation qualified for the matching challenge grant from the Charlson Foundation, offering even more funds for the worthy cause.
"I'm happy anytime RBCU can support our communities like this," said Pat Brekken, RBCU president. "Thankfully, the credit union's mission is to do all we can to give back to the communities we serve. It gives us all a good feeling to be able and willing to donate to worthy community causes like this."
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About Richfield Bloomington Credit Union
Established in 1957 by local educators, Richfield Bloomington Credit Union (RBCU) is committed to improving the quality of its members lives by helping to educate them to make the best financial decisions, provide them with the best personal and remote access service, and strengthen the communities it serves by giving back both time and money.
RBCU has over 14,000 members and approximately $193 million in assets. RBCU offers a complete line of financial services from branches in Richfield and Bloomington and offers top of the line phone banking and online banking at www.rbcu.org.
Contact:
Patrick Brekken, President
612-798-7119
André Thibault, Assistant Vice President of Marketing
612-798-7102
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