The document provides information about branch locations and hours of operation for Sioux Empire Federal Credit Union. It lists the addresses and lobby/drive-up hours for the East, First Dakota, North, Southwest, and VA branches. It also provides contact information for the main office and mortgage and financial advisors. The credit union has over $86 million in assets, $54 million in loans, and over 10,000 members.
This document lists various sponsors who support Metropolitan Family Services DuPage including Ruby Sponsors, Emerald Sponsors, Sapphire Sponsors, Other Sponsors, and Special Thanks. Interspersed are facts about poverty and homelessness in DuPage County as well as outcomes of Metropolitan Family Services DuPage programs. It provides thanks to supporters, staff, volunteers, and vendors who helped with their event.
[Bronze] Chick-fil-A Race Series of RaleighConnect Events
The Chick-fil-A Race Series is taking place on March 24, 2012 in Raleigh, North Carolina. The event is expected to draw 600 runners and attendees and will include a 5K run/walk as well as family-friendly activities. Proceeds will benefit The Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation and The Cure Starts Now in honor of 8-year-old Ella Newmiller, who was diagnosed with a rare and aggressive brain tumor. The document provides details on sponsorship opportunities for local businesses to support the event and cause.
The Kendallville Area Chamber of Commerce will host its 53rd Annual Banquet on April 22, 2010. The featured guest speaker will be Lou Holtz. Proceeds from the banquet will fund the Chamber's efforts to build local businesses and strengthen the economy. Tickets can be purchased on the Chamber's website and include dinner, dessert, and access to a silent auction and raffle. Several local businesses have already signed on to sponsor the event.
Mid-America Association of Real Estate Investors (MAREI) held their third annual networking and vendor night to raise funds for Harvester's Community Food Network. Through guest fees, raffle ticket sales, and a corporate matching donation, MAREI raised $500 which through the matching program provided 5,000 meals for hungry families in Kansas City. MAREI members were proud to support the local community in need through their real estate industry event.
A New Generation of Workers' Comp - How It Can Help Your EnterpriseMichael Murray
Payroll Medics was published in the October SCRLA Hospitality News with our article discussing a new generation of workers' comp insurance. We invite you to read it and while you are there check out the SCRLA (www.scrla.org) and make sure to visit the other vendors as well.
United Way of Gratiot County hosted its annual banquet to celebrate local community service efforts. Marc Szymczak received the Carolyn M. Thompson Award for his work with United Way and the Optimist Club of Gratiot County. Helping Hands awards were given to Jean Omans-Neal, Garth Anderson, and Ruth Cool for their work with partner agencies. Consumer's Energy, Wolverine Pipeline Co., and Biggby 364 of Alma were named Businesses of the Year, while the Alma College men's basketball team, Service to Community group, and the St. Louis cheerleading team received Youth Organization of the Year awards.
AHADY - KY Lions Letter of RecommendationOmar Ahady
Jennifer Hunt, the Communications Coordinator for the Kentucky Lions Eye Foundation, recommends Omar Aliady for an internship or position. She writes that Omar volunteered for two years assisting with their largest fundraiser, the Mr. and Miss Kentucky Basketball Awards Ceremony, and was a great asset due to his positive attitude, work ethic, teamwork, and leadership. Hunt states Omar played an important role at the event and the staff developed a strong trust in him. She is confident he would be a great addition and not let down any organization that hires him.
The document advertises a fundraising breakfast reception being held on July 15, 2010 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida to support Alex Sink's campaign for Governor of Florida. The event is being hosted by a committee including Mitchell Berger, Ron Cacciatore, William and Lisa Franz, Scott Israel, Thomas O'Connell, Sam Poole, Lenny Samuels, Scott Weiselberg, and Howard Weiss. Suggested contributions start at $500 per person or corporate entity to support Alex Sink's campaign.
Southern California Company Announces Call for Entries for the $10,000 Grand ...AuthenticPR
Southern California PR firm Authentic PR is awarding $10,000 in PR services to a Los Angeles or Orange County nonprofit for its 2012 Gift of Hope Award. Due to the tough economic climate, donations to nonprofits are down. Authentic PR wants to help one organization by handling its publicity and marketing for a year so it can apply more donations directly to community needs. Nonprofits should submit applications by January 6th, and the winner will be announced on January 17th.
Third party fundraising events organized by individuals and groups benefit the Jackson County Humane Society by providing proceeds and donations. Organizers must submit a fundraising application for approval that provides event details and the portion of proceeds to be donated. Approved organizers must follow guidelines including using the humane society's legal name and logo and submitting funds raised within four weeks of the event.
PJ Balzer of the King’s Kids Christian Outreach & MinistryKeen Ley
1888 Press Release - PJ works at the King's Kids Christian Outreach & Ministry of Mastic Beach, New York, helping youth, children, the addicted, hopeless, incarcerated and struggling in our community.
2016 Torch Awards for Ethics Press Release - WBSPamela Whitfield
The Better Business Bureau recognized five businesses in the Northwest region as Business of the Year for 2016 for exemplifying trust and ethics. The winners were Roe Motors in Oregon, Access Heating & Air Conditioning in Idaho/Western Wyoming, Cevado Technologies in Eastern Washington/Montana, Davison Roofing in Western Washington, and Whitfield Benefit Solutions in Alaska. Whitfield Benefit Solutions, located in Anchorage, Alaska, was recognized for its 100% growth in 2015 through ethical business practices and excellent customer service.
Working in partnership with your club - The Bristol City experienceSupporters Direct
The document summarizes the relationship between the Bristol City Football Club Trust and the club board and staff. It describes how the Trust was formed in 2005 and now has over 5,000 fans on its database and 400 paid members. The good relationship allows Trust members to buy club shares, attend and call board meetings, have a direct line to the chairman, and place articles in the matchday program. It also discusses how the Trust was asked to coordinate fan input for plans to build a new stadium.
The Jessie Trice Community Health Center will host its 11th Annual Santa's Workshop on December 19th from 3 to 5 pm. The free event at their main center in Miami will include activities like a clown, face painting, pony and train rides, balloon animals, and bounce houses to bring holiday cheer to the community. Donations from organizations like TD Bank and Molina Healthcare helped put on the event, which will also feature performances from local school bands and a special appearance by Santa Claus. The Jessie Trice Community Health Center provides primary care and other services to over 32,000 patients across 31 facilities in Miami-Dade County.
Visitors become members for two reasons—because they love the organization and because they are driven by the value of the transaction. Research of arts consumer behavior shows that those with a true passion for your museum’s mission can be cultivated beyond membership to long-term, high-value patronage. Visitors who view membership as transaction may be harder to attract and retain, but some could deepen their relationship with the right visitor development strategy. But how can membership officers put the right strategies in place to attract members and keep them loyal? This presentation was given at the 2014 American Museum Membership Conference by Molly Wink of Denver Art Museum and Jill Robinson of TRG Arts.
2011 South Dakota Indian Business Conference Opening RemarksHeidi Davis-Cuny
South Dakota Indian Business Alliance Chair, Tanya Fiddler, provides opening remarks at the 2011 South Dakota Indian Business Conference, May 17-18, 2011 in Rapid City, South Dakota.
Our Commitment to the People and Economy of PennsylvaniaDavid Chick
Bank of America has served Pennsylvania for over 150 years, partnering with businesses large and small to provide tools, resources, and capital to help them manage and grow. The bank also supports local communities through grants, employee volunteering, and programs focused on housing, education, hunger relief, and supporting veterans. In 2014 in Pennsylvania, Bank of America provided over $3.5 million in grants to nonprofits, and employees contributed over 28,000 volunteer hours and $1 million in donations to support local causes.
Presented at the Auburn Club Leadership Conference, this presentation is a sample sponsorship packet for generating revenue year-round for an Auburn Club or Auburn Alumni Affiliate.
AAA was founded in 1902 and was the first association to provide maps to the public and implement license plates and road signs. It now has over 50 million members worldwide who receive roadside assistance, auto repair, travel benefits, and insurance. AAA provides essential services to its members such as roadside assistance, towing, battery service, locksmith services, and auto repair at approved facilities.
Maryville Parks and Recreation is organizing a 3-concert series in June 2017 at Donaldson Westside Park Amphitheater to bring the community together through a family-friendly event. They are seeking sponsorship from Rapid Elite to help fund the concert series in exchange for promotion and recognition. The letter details different sponsorship levels ranging from $3,000 to $500 and explains how sponsoring the event would benefit Rapid Elite by promoting their business and services to attendees. Jordyn Swalley can be contacted for more information on becoming a sponsor.
The document is a proof sheet for a publication being sent to a client. It provides instructions for the client to review the proof carefully for accuracy, check boxes to indicate if changes are needed or if the proof is approved to print, and to verify the quantity being printed. The client's signature is required on the sheet to approve any changes or to send the proof to print.
Oregonians Credit Union is holding a photo contest called "CU in Oregon Photo Contest" where participants can win prizes by following the credit union's Facebook page and answering trivia questions about Oregon photos. The first winner, Lauren Z, won a weekend getaway to Seaside for correctly answering a question about a photo of Mt. Washington. Upcoming seminars on budgeting basics will be held in August at various branch locations. The credit union is also offering low auto loan rates as low as 1.99% APR for new or used vehicles.
Oregonians Credit Union is holding a photo contest called "CU in Oregon Photo Contest" where participants can win prizes by following the credit union's Facebook page and answering trivia questions about Oregon photos. The first winner, Lauren Z, won a weekend getaway to Seaside for correctly answering a question about a photo of Mt. Washington. Upcoming seminars on budgeting basics will be held in August at various branch locations. The credit union is also offering low auto loan rates as low as 1.99% APR for new or used vehicles.
This document provides information on several financial institution marketing campaigns and promotions:
- A California credit union generated over 200 new members and $1 million in new loans through a referral program offering $50 to members and $100 to referred members who set up direct deposit.
- A Tennessee credit union more than doubled their monthly electronic statement enrollments from 20-30 to 119 in July and 99 in August through a promotion offering a $100 gift card for signing up.
- Additional stories provide examples of product branding, social media campaigns, and mobile banking promotions at other institutions.
The document is the 2014 annual report for Aurora Schools Federal Credit Union (ASFCU). It summarizes that in 2014 ASFCU reached $100 million in total assets, provided new mobile and online services to members, and emphasized security of members' financial accounts. It also describes community involvement through scholarships and document shredding events. Financially, ASFCU had strong loan growth and net income compared to peers in 2014.
The document is from the website of the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) and provides information about their programs and services to help small businesses start and grow. The SBA was created by Congress in 1953 and provides counseling, assistance, disaster relief, and helps protect small businesses. It also offers loans, training, and partnerships with other organizations to help entrepreneurs at all stages of business.
This document provides information about developing a strategic plan for chamber of commerce involvement. It recommends that members first define their expectations for joining, such as community involvement, advocacy, or business development. It also advises understanding all included benefits like attending orientations or requesting a mentor. The chamber can be used as a marketing partner through sponsorships, advertising, or exhibiting. Developing a strategic plan will ensure a return on the membership investment and chamber staff can help members understand benefits and create an involvement plan.
The document is a presentation from The Society for Financial Awareness (SOFA) providing an overview of getting financially fit. It discusses challenges like longer lifespans and insufficient savings for retirement. It emphasizes developing a budget, reducing debt through methods like snowball payment, building an emergency fund, and investing for the future in vehicles like 401ks and IRAs. The presentation aims to educate attendees on taking control of their finances through planning and commitment to financial goals.
The Grange Credit Union is announcing new mortgage and payment options for members. It will now offer fixed and variable rate home mortgages, reverse mortgages, and home equity lines of credit. Members will soon be able to use Apple Pay on their iPhones to make payments with their credit union cards in a secure way. The credit union is also upgrading all member cards to EMV chip technology for increased security when making purchases.
IBSA is a nonprofit organization that provides programs to promote self-sufficiency for low-income individuals. Their programs include youth development activities, employment training, small business support, and special initiatives like a car donation program and phone services for job seekers. IBSA's mission is to provide humanitarian services to those in need. The document encourages donations to support IBSA's programs and services.
The document provides information about upcoming events and opportunities for a real estate investment association called MAREI. It lists the January meeting speaker, speed networking event in December, legislative updates, and member benefits including discounts from various business partners.
The document appears to be a portfolio of design work from Bill Santry Design/Web. It includes summaries and images from projects for various government agencies and private companies. Some of the projects shown include redesigning the Small Business Administration website, branding for a financial advising firm and confectionery, advocacy campaigns for government health organizations, and a viral marketing campaign for a bar and grill. The portfolio demonstrates Bill Santry's experience across web design, branding, advertising, and campaign development.
deposit & loan strategies featuring service firstJake Hill
A Minnesota credit union launched a $50 checking account rewards program that is attracting new customers and encouraging cross-selling by employees. The program offers a $50 Visa gift card for opening a new checking account and another $50 gift card for referrals from existing members. Since its start two years ago, the program has increased the credit union's checking accounts by over 150% and doubled the number of new checking openings year-over-year. The credit union promotes the program through various marketing channels and monitors its success on a monthly basis.
This annual report summarizes Opportunities Credit Union's activities and financial performance in 2015. It highlights that the credit union expanded partnerships, addressed financial gaps in the market, and provided financial education and loans to over 8,000 people. Opportunities had a strong financial year and remains well-capitalized to serve its membership of over 26,000 individuals. The report also outlines the credit union's lending impacts, deposit services, partnerships, and financial education programs that help members build assets and access affordable services.
The San Luis Valley Development Resources Group provides gap financing loans for businesses located in the six counties of the San Luis Valley region of Colorado. The loans range from $10,000 to $250,000, with interest rates that are fixed for the term of the loan. Businesses must create or retain at least one job for every $20,000 borrowed and be able to provide the required matching funds from other sources. The program aims to help businesses access needed capital by sharing risk and being flexible on collateral requirements.
The document provides information about the ACAP (Army Career and Alumni Program) center at Fort Stewart, Georgia. It discusses how ACAP assists soldiers transitioning out of the military to find civilian employment, education opportunities, or start their own businesses. The manager encourages leaders to promote ACAP and help soldiers prepare for career transition. ACAP offers transition services and helps soldiers compare reenlisting versus civilian opportunities. The goal is to set soldiers up for successful careers after the military to strengthen their own lives and communities.
The document provides information about transition assistance services available through the Fort Stewart ACAP office. It discusses how ACAP assists soldiers, veterans, and their families with career transition goals through services like resume development, job searching, and interview preparation. It encourages leadership to promote ACAP and get soldiers involved in transition preparation to help ensure their future success after leaving the military.
This document provides an overview of volunteering in America based on a report from the Corporation for National and Community Service. Some key points:
- 26.5% of American adults volunteered through an organization in 2012, totaling 64.5 million volunteers and 7.9 billion hours of service worth an estimated $175 billion.
- Volunteering remains strong across generations, with Generation X showing the highest rate at 33.5% and those over 65 volunteering the most hours per year on average.
- Working mothers volunteer at a higher rate than the overall population, at 33.5% for those with children under 18 compared to 26.5% overall.
1. September2013
To Reach ANY Branch
Please Dial: (605) 367-7070
EAST BRANCH
3400 S Sycamore Ave
Lobby: 9:00-5:00 M-F
Drive-up: 7:30-5:30 M-F
Sat. Lobby & Drive-up: 9:00-12pm
FIRST DAKOTA BRANCH
500 W Russell St
Lobby: 8:00-11:00 M-F
NORTH BRANCH
901 N West Ave
Lobby: 9:00-5:00 M-F
Drive-up: 7:30-5:30 M-F
SOUTHWEST BRANCH
5010 S Solberg Ave
Lobby: 9:00-5:00 M-F
Drive-up: 7:30-5:30 M-F
Sat. Lobby & Drive-up: 9:00-12pm
VA BRANCH
2501 W 22nd St
Lobby: 8:00-5:00 M-F
Mailing Address
PO Box 90240
Sioux Falls, SD 57109-0240
MAIN OFFICE
5010 S Solberg Ave
Sioux Falls, SD
Phone: (605) 339-2152
www.cumortgagedirect.com
Ryan Karst - Insurance Agent
(605) 275-2011
Sarah Johnson - Insurance Agent
(605) 275-2011
Roger Thompson - Financial Advisor
(605) 275-1024
5010 S Solberg Ave
Sioux Falls, SD
www.dakotafinancialservices.com
Assets:
$86,115,934
Loans:
$54,047,945
Members:
10,292
Sioux Empire Federal Credit Union
recently held their “Black Saturday”
doorbuster promotional event where
people were lined up outside their
doors to earn a place in line for
low interest rates on vehicle loans.
It was close to 4:00pm on Friday, August
23, 2013 when the first person set up a
chairoutsideoftheNorthBranchofSioux
Empire Federal Credit Union. The line of
people only grew from there. By 8:00am
there were approximately 60 people in
line waiting for their chance to get a low-
rate vehicle loan—one of those people
even brought a recliner for the wait.
The event featured doorbuster low-
rate auto loans, where the Credit
Union preapproved close to 85 people
for approximately $1.5 million in
vehicles loans. Available rates at the
event were as low as 0.75%APR.
Many line up for Black Saturday
“Rain or shine, people were eager for
some low rates,” said Collin Long,
Sioux Empire Federal Credit Union
Marketing Specialist. “We had a
line of people around the building,
and many of those people sat for
hours on end through a series of
rain showers! That dedication not
only earned those people an evening
and morning of excitement, but also
earned them an affordable way to
make their next vehicle purchase.”
Consolidated
Deposits:
$77,531,383
Members Voice Opinions
You spoke, and your Credit Union
listened. Sioux Empire Federal Credit
Union recently invited members to
take our lending satisfaction survey
via It’sMe247 online banking. As a
member-owned financial cooperative,
your feedback is critical in helping us
CU Mor tgage, Direct LLC Welcomes
Mor tgage Loan Originator
CU Mortgage Direct, LLC would
like to introduce Jennifer Jones as a
new Mortgage Loan Originator to
our Southwest Branch. Jennifer has
been involved in areas of banking,
accounting, customer relations and
sales for over 20 years. Her family
recently moved to Sioux Falls from
Colorado. Please welcome Jennifer
to our staff. Her husband Kevin is
active in the US Army Reserves
and they have three sons.
understand how to better serve
your needs. Thank you to all who
participated, and be sure to watch
for additional ways to lend your
feedback. To view the results of
our survey, please visit www.
siouxempirefcu.org/surveyresults.
2. The Credit Union is excited to
announce that you’ll now be able
to choose from a variety of styles
for your next consumer Advantage
Visa Checkcard with ATM Access.
Simply visit www.siouxempirefcu.
org/cardstyles to check out the
latest options. Once you find a style
you like, visit with a Credit Union
Member Service Representative
to set up your new design.
If you currently have a card, and
FUNDS RAISED IN SUPPORT OF
FOUR LOCAL CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS
Sioux Empire Federal Credit Union
recentlyconcludedtheirfundraising
campaign raising over $1200 for the
benefit of four local organizations.
Last year, the Credit Union ran
a community photo contest, in
which residents of the Sioux Empire
community submitted their photos
for a chance to have them used
in the 2013 Sioux Empire Federal
Credit Union member calendar. All
proceeds of calendar sales were then
given to the following organizations:
• Children’s Home Society of South
Dakota
• Feeding South Dakota Backpack
Program
• Make-A-Wish Foundation of
South Dakota
• Sioux Falls Humane Society
“This fund raising campaign
wasn’t only a fun way to get the
whole community involved with
supporting these great local causes,
but it was also a way to create
community awareness of our
ongoing giving initiative called
Dividend Donations,” said Sioux
Empire Federal Credit Union
President, Jeff Jorgensen.
Dividend Donations is
a Sioux Empire Federal
Credit program that
allows their members
to automatically
make donations to a
charitable organization
of their choice by
using the dividends
(interest) they earn on
their savings account products.
The program allows Sioux Empire
Federal Credit Union members to
choose among a predefined list of
localcharitableorganizations.Those
members can have their savings
account set up to automatically
make donations on their behalf
based on the dividends they accrue.
are not up for automatic reissue,
you will be subject to the $5.00
debit card replacement fee if you
choose to reissue immediately.
If your existing card is up for reissue,
be sure to visit with a Member
Service Representative before the
card is reissued; otherwise, a default
card will be sent to you, and in order
to update that card to a style of your
choice, you will be subject to the
$5.00 debit card replacement fee.TAX TIP: During this time of year, you may not be thinking about your taxes, but
maybe you should. Some of the expenses you’ve paid already this year might qualify
or money-saving tax credits or deductions come tax time.
f you organize your tax records now, you’ll
make tax filing easier next year. It also helps
educe the chance that you’ll lose a receipt or
statement that you need.
For more information, contact Premier Tax Preparers at 877-338-5646 or email
kimj@premiertaxpreparers.comDuring this time of year, you may not be thinking about your taxes, but maybe
you should. Some of the expenses you’ve paid already this year might qualify for
money-saving tax credits or deductions come tax time.
If you organize your tax records now, you’ll make tax filing easier next year. It also
helps reduce the chance that you’ll lose a receipt or statement that you need.
For more information, contact Premier Tax Preparers at 877-338-5646
or email kimj@premiertaxpreparers.com
TAX TIP
Choose your style
EDUCATION SEMINAR TO BE HELD
Self-Employed? Starting a business? Learn what you must know about
getting started and business-related taxes! Join us on Tuesday, October 29
at either our noon session or at our session at 6:00pm for an education
seminar to be held by Premier Tax Preparers at our 5010 S. Solberg location.
We’re pleased to announce
that accessing your money is
now even easier! Sioux Empire
Federal Credit Union recently
installed two new drive-up
ATM locations: one can be
found at our North Branch
located at 901 N West Ave. and
the other is located at our East
Branch at 3400 S. Sycamore Ave.
Two new ATMs
Available