This year marked the credit union’s 70^th anniversary, and to celebrate this momentous occasion, Robins Financial supported the community that has helped shape the organization to what it is today. In total, the credit union donated $275,000 to 70 non-profit organizations working in their communities this holiday season. This donation supports a variety of local organizations dedicated to education, healthcare, hunger relief, and community development. Among the recipients are: 

·         Athens Area Community Foundation Empty Stocking Fund 

·         Athens Area Council on Aging Meals on Wheels 

·         Athens Land Trust 

·         The Bigger Vision of Athens 

·         Boys & Girls Club Athens 

·         Children First 

·         Communities in Schools of Athens 

·         Kiwanis Club of Athens 

·         Project Safe 

·         The Cottage Sexual Assault Center & Children’s Advocacy Center 

“As we continue to celebrate 70 years of service, it’s more important than ever to show our gratitude to the communities that have supported us,” shared Christina O’Brien, President and CEO of Robins Financial Credit Union. “Our Holiday Giving initiative reflects our core values of service and community, and we are honored to work alongside these amazing organizations that are making a meaningful difference in the lives of others around us.” 

Through this financial support, each organization can continue to address the specific needs of their area. 

“We are incredibly grateful to Robins Financial Credit Union for their generous donation,” said Ryan Hersh, Executive Director of The Bigger Vision of Athens. “Their support will make a significant impact on our Overnight Shelter Program, helping us provide essential services and support to adults in need. Thank you for standing with us in our mission to make a lasting impact on the community!” 

Robins Financial is grateful for the opportunity to partner with so many inspiring organizations. These contributions are a testament to the credit union’s mission of building stronger, more resilient communities and they look forward to continuing this tradition of service for years to come.