Sentinel FCU Celebrates Month of Giving

$1,000 in donations were made during February to local organizations in the communities this credit union serves. ​

Sentinel FCU celebrated February this year with a wonderful month of giving back to their communities! On Valentine’s Day, February 14, Sentinel FCU donated $1000 to support local organizations with money raised through the credit union’s “Skip A Payment” program. 
 
Each year, Sentinel FCU offers members the opportunity to skip a loan payment on certain qualifying loans. A portion of the “Skip A Payment” fee is then set aside, to be awarded to various groups and programs that support members in the communities they serve.
 
This year, $200 was presented to the Boys & Girls Club of the Black Hills. Boys & Girls Clubs provide young people with opportunities to engage in programs that help them achieve academic success, take charge of their health by building healthy habits that will stick with them throughout their lives, and foster the skills they need to become leaders in their communities. To learn more or join in supporting their mission, visit their website.
 
$400 was presented to WellFully adolescent care center. WellFully is the only organization in western South Dakota providing inpatient drug rehabilitation and residential behavioral healthcare for adolescents in crisis, serving more than 8,000 youth since its inception. To learn more or join in supporting their mission, visit their website.
 
$200 was presented to Operation Black Hills Cabin. Operation Black Hills Cabin provides a week-long getaway for combat wounded Iraq and Afghanistan veterans and their immediate family to promote healing through family reconnection, reflection and fun while exploring the Black Hills of South Dakota.
 
In addition, a $200 donation was made to the Colome Pink Ladies Dart League.
 
Finally, on February 2, credit union staff proudly supported the Monument Health Cancer Care Institute Tough Enough to Wear Pink campaign to help raise funds and awareness to honor those whose lives have been impacted by cancer.