Point Breeze Credit Union Supports Local Police Departments Through Community Support Campaign

Point Breeze Credit Union recently kicked off a community support campaign to support local police departments within its service areas. Team members from each of the Credit Union’s three offices dropped off lunch to two Baltimore County Police Department stations (Precinct 7 and Precinct 9) and the Bel Air Police Department.

Point Breeze initiated the campaign to support its overall mission of enriching the local community and helping residents thrive.

“The men and women of local law enforcement have unwaveringly served our members, staff and the Credit Union,” said president and CEO Bernie McLaughlin. “We’re grateful for the opportunity to say thank you and fulfill the credit union motto of people helping people.”

In addition to serving lunch to the entire station, Point Breeze also delivered dozens of handwritten thank you notes written by its staff. The Credit Union chose to support law enforcement during the summer since giving campaigns typically happen around the holidays.

About Point Breeze Credit Union

Point Breeze Credit Union is a member-owned, not-for-profit financial cooperative serving more than 51,000 members and over 500 employer groups. The growing credit union, with total assets exceeding $750 million, currently has offices in Hunt Valley, Rosedale and Bel Air with plans for expansion into Westminster in 2016 and Owings Mills in 2017. Members also have access to over 5,000 shared branch locations across the United States. Individuals who work, worship or volunteer within 20 miles of a Point Breeze location are eligible to join. Point Breeze offers consumer and business checking, savings and loan services. Federally Insured by NCUA. Equal Housing Lender. For more information, please visit www.pbcu.com.