DFCU celebrates new Ann Arbor branch with donation to Ann Arbor Public Schools Educational Foundation

AAPSEF Board President Omari Rush, DFCU Financial President and CEO Mark Shobe and AAPS Superintendent Dr. Patricia Green.
AAPSEF Board President Omari Rush, DFCU Financial President and CEO Mark Shobe and AAPS Superintendent Dr. Patricia Green.

By Tara Cavanaugh 

DFCU Financial, Michigan’s largest credit union, is expanding its presence in the Ann Arbor community, with a new location now open at 2973 Plymouth Road.

The credit union, which already has three locations in the city, celebrated its new location by donating $5,000 to the Ann Arbor Public Schools Educational Foundation on June 13.

“In all communities in which we do business, we support the public schools by making monetary contributions as well as donating our time to teach financial literacy classes for kids,” said President and CEO Mark Shobe.

DFCU Financial focuses all of its philanthropy on public schools, Shobe added, “so that we can make more meaningful contributions on a regular basis.”

The credit union has also developed the innovative “Schools and You” program to raise more money for the district. For every account opened or loan closed at the Plymouth Road branch, DFCU will donate an additional $25 to the AAPSEF.

AAPSEF Director Mary Cooperwasser is thrilled with the support from DFCU Financial.

“It is tremendous that DFCU continues to support the AAPS and the Foundation, whose only mission is to support the public schools,” Cooperwasser said. “DFCU is growing in our community and so is our partnership.”

“I think that it’s just wonderful that DFCU takes an interest in the schools,” said AAPS Superintendent Dr. Patricia Green. “This kind of support makes the Ann Arbor community so special.”

Cooperwasser, who was appointed to the role of director in February, said she is also looking forward to forging more business partnerships with the foundation.

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