Town & Country Credit Union celebrates CU Kind Day with acts of service

Town & Country Credit Union proudly joined credit unions nationwide in celebrating CU Kind Day on October 13, a special day dedicated to spreading kindness and making a difference through acts of service. Employees from across the organization volunteered their time in the Minot and Fargo communities, contributing a total of 186 hours in one day.

The Town & Country team partnered with local nonprofit organizations, supporting causes ranging from food security and youth programming to animal welfare and community enrichment. Fargo employees volunteered at ShareHouse, the Fargo Park District, BIO Girls, Folkways, Hope Blooms, and Fraser, Ltd. 

“Our employees exemplified the credit union philosophy of ‘people helping people,’” said Kalli Schell, CEO/President of Town & Country Credit Union. “CU Kind Day gave us the chance to live out our mission in a meaningful way by supporting the incredible organizations that serve our communities every day.”

The day highlighted the heart of the credit union difference of putting people and community first.

Town & Country Credit Union has been positively impacting the communities it serves for 86 years. With 10 convenient locations in North Dakota, over 160 employees and a focus on continual growth, it provides meaningful value to its more than 26,000 members every day. Membership in the credit union is open to anyone living within 75 miles of Minot and 50 miles of Fargo or Kenmare. More information can be found at townandcountry.org.