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By First Community Credit Union
First Community Credit Union (FCCU) is proud to announce a $200,000 donation to the Great Plains Food Bank (GPFB), supporting its mission to end hunger across North Dakota and western Minnesota. As the state’s largest hunger-relief organization, the Great Plains Food Bank has been serving North Dakota and Clay County, Minnesota for more than four decades. From its Fargo headquarters, the Great Plains Food Bank acts as the central hub for hunger relief — distributing millions of meals each year to pantries, shelters, and community programs, including many in the same towns where FCCU operates. “Supporting the Great Plains Food Bank is deeply personal for us,” said Janna Bergstedt, Chief Marketing Officer. “The Great Plains Food Bank helps nourish communities in every corner of North Dakota — including nearly all 26 communities FCCU serves. It’s a reminder that we’re all connected, and that together we can make a real difference for our neighbors, our members and the towns we call home. That’s something we’re proud to stand behind.” FCCU’s donation will contribute to the construction of the Great Plains Food Bank’s new statewide distribution center in Fargo, which will expand food storage, improve distribution capabilities, and allow GPFB to serve more individuals and families in need. The new site, located at 3315 Westrac Drive, is scheduled to break ground in spring 2026, with a grand opening anticipated in fall 2027. “We are incredibly grateful for First Community Credit Union’s leadership and generosity,” said Marcia Paulson, Chief Philanthropy Officer at Great Plains Food Bank. “Their investment in our new facility will help us build a stronger foundation to reach every corner of the state with more fresh, nutritious food. Together, we’re ensuring that no one in our region has to wonder where their next meal will come from.” During its 86-year history, First Community Credit Union has grown to be North Dakota’s largest Credit Union serving 23 communities. As a credit union, FCCU is owned by its members. This is different than other financial institutions which are owned by a select group of stockholders. The Credit Union's profits are returned to the members in the form of better services, accounts, and favorable rates on savings and loans. Comments are closed.
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