America First Credit Union

America First members' meeting is today

RIVERDALE -- All members of America First Credit Union are invited to attend its 73rd annual meeting today at 7 p.m. in the David S. Eccles Conference Center, 2415 Washington Blvd. in Ogden.

America First donates $19,000 to help less fortunate

RIVERDALE -- America First Credit Union distributed over $19,000 through its Community Assistance Program in 2011 to seven organizations that help the homeless and less fortunate.

Dominic Kenuziora does the limbo with the help of employees from America First Credit Union at Lakeview Elementary School in Roy on Wednesday. The credit union has a partnership with the school, providing funding and volunteers. (MATTHEW ARDEN HATFIELD/Standard-Examiner)

Credit union employees invest in Roy students

ROY -- America First Credit Union has a partnership with Lakeview Elementary School in Roy, providing fundraising and volunteers.

On Wednesday at the school, students did the limbo with the help of employees from the credit union, and credit union employees gave students cookies at lunch.

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America First Credit Union employees trace the feet of students for the Warm the Sole program at Lakeside Elementary School in Roy on Wednesday.

Warm soles: Credit unions help provide shoes for Utah children

ROY -- Some students at Lakeside Elementary School already have one thing crossed off their Christmas lists -- new shoes. Students spent Wednesday morning being measured for new shoes through the Warm the Soles With Kids service project by America First Credit Union.

Each year, America First and other Utah credit unions raise money to donate new shoes to elementary-aged students who probably would not otherwise get new shoes for Christmas.

Ginette Bott (left), chief of marketing for the Utah Food Bank, and Nicole Cypers, public relations and community outreach coordinator for America First Credit Union, sort through donated food Thursday. (ERIN HOOLEY/Standard-Examiner)

Food drive helps, but more donations needed for Thanksgiving

RIVERDALE -- The efforts of members, employees and visitors at America First Credit Unions mean hungry Utahns are less at risk today.

On Thursday, America First donated about 400 turkeys and a similar supply of donated nonperishable food to the Utah Food Bank, which will redistribute the items to the 154 partner agencies it serves.

America First offers piggy banks to food donors

Riverdale — America First Credit Union has added another incentive to donate to its seventh annual food drive. Donors of $10 in food or cash will receive one of the popular Penny and Buck piggy banks.

America First offers free shredding

OGDEN -- Free shredding of private documents will be done Saturday at four America First Credit Union branch offices across the Wasatch Front.

To help people guard against identity theft, America First will shred documents from 9 a.m. to noon at the Ogden main branch at 3650 Wall Ave. and at 1724 N. 2000 West, Clinton, as well as the Orem and West Jordan branches, AFCU stated in a news release.

Shredding trucks will be available in the parking lots of each of the offices listed.

Credit union branch to stay open despite Stop & Shop closure

RIVERDALE — America First Credit Union has announced that its branch office in the Stop & Shop grocery store at 1130 S. Washington Blvd., Ogden, will remain open for business despite the scheduled closure of the grocery store.

America First Credit Union parties with Lakeview Elementary students, donates check

ROY -- It has been 17 years since America First Credit Union has been helping students at Lakeview Elementary get a leg up in society, so they thought it was a cause for celebration.

Employees of the credit union came to the school recently with music, treats, games and party favors, plus a check for $500.

Every year the credit union throws the party and adds the $500 check to help the school with any improvements it may need. For the past couple of years principal Cami Alexander has been using the money to enhance technology at the school. Last year it was used for smart boards in classrooms and this year it will also help buy more smart boards but will also be used to enhance the school's sound system.

"We have some really talented kids here and we want them to be able to use their talents," Alexander said.

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