PHOTO: Fulton's Fairgrieve Elementary School Principal, William Mecum (left, center), accepts a $700 donation from Compass Federal Credit Union Marketing Administrator, Dan Kapuscinski (right, center), to be used toward clothing needs at the school. Pictured with Mecum and Kapuscinski are students in Mrs. Occhino's Kindergarten class at Fairgrieve.
OSWEGO, NY (December 21, 2022) – As has become tradition, Compass Federal Credit Union donated an increased amount of more than $15,000 to area schools to help pay for hats, mittens, snow pants, shoes and other student clothing needs that become especially important during the winter months.
Each school in the Oswego City and Fulton City School Districts received a check donation for the cause, along with Oswego’s Trinity Catholic School.
Since 2020, all schools within the Mexico Academy & Central School District and the Hannibal Central School District have also received check donations.
In total, Compass made donations to 22 schools within Oswego County.
“Each year we look forward to doing what we can to help those in need within Oswego County,” said Compass Manager, Jennifer Rupert. “We’re proud to continue this tradition each year and are happy to have been in a position to gradually increase our donations once again. We wish everyone a happy holiday season and look forward to a great 2023.”
All Compass locations will be closed for the Christmas holiday on Saturday, December 24 and Monday, December 26.
To learn more about Compass Credit Union’s services, or to see a listing of locations, visit online at www.compassfcu.com.
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About Compass Federal Credit Union: Established in 1966, Compass Federal Credit Union has expanded from its original 74 members, to servicing more than 7,000 members in the Oswego County community. Compass Federal Credit Union aims to serve its members with responsive and exceptional personal service, security of member’s funds, competitive programs and continued growth.
