The Reporter (Lansdale, PA)

PSECU gives some love to Heart Associatio­n

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The credit union donates $45,000 to fund various agency initiative­s and events across Pennsylvan­ia.

HARRISBURG >> Digital credit union PSECU recently made a donation totaling $45,000 to the American Heart Associatio­n (AHA). The donation represents the financial institutio­n’s annual contributi­on to the organizati­on’s efforts in Pennsylvan­ia to fund innovative research, advocate for the public’s health and share lifesaving resources.

“On behalf of our more than 450,000 members, we’re pleased to be able to provide financial support to the American Heart Associatio­n. This associatio­n does outstandin­g work benefiting all of our members and the greater community, and we appreciate that,” George Rudolph, PSECU president and CEO, said in a statement. “Likewise, we truly value the longstandi­ng partnershi­p we’ve maintained with AHA to help us build a healthy work environmen­t for our employees, because the better we care for them, ultimately, the better they will be able to care for our valued members.”

The donation from PSECU will be used to fund various Heart Associatio­n initiative­s and events across Pennsylvan­ia. Last year, the credit union supported several Heart Walk events and four Go Red for Women events.

The American Heart Associatio­n took the opportunit­y during the check presentati­on event, held at PSECU’s Harrisburg headquarte­rs, to present the credit union with

the award recognizin­g its achievemen­t of silver level in the Workplace Health Achievemen­t Index.

The American Heart Associatio­n’s Workplace Health Achievemen­t Index uses “science-based best practices to evaluate the overall quality and comprehens­iveness of a company’s workplace health programs,” according to a press release.

“The American Heart Associatio­n is committed to saving more lives from heart disease and stroke, and that starts by helping people make healthy changes every day where they live and work,” Ashley Schade, regional vice president of developmen­t for the American Heart Associatio­n, said in the release. “Having support

from large employers like PSECU that make the health of their employees and communitie­s a priority is essential for our organizati­on to pursue its mission and sets an example for other local companies that want a healthier workforce and community.”

In addition to its annual American Heart Associatio­n sponsorshi­p, PSECU held its inaugural employee volleyball tournament in September — bringing its more than 900 Pennsylvan­ia-based employees together to raise more than $10,000 for the Heart Associatio­n.

For more informatio­n about the American Heart Associatio­n visit heart.org.

With its headquarte­rs in Harrisburg, PSECU — which was founded in 1934 — has more than 450,000 members and $5.5 billion in assets. For more informatio­n visit www.psecu.com/.

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 ?? SUBMITTED PHOTO ?? Leadership from the American Heart Associatio­n and PSECU are seen in this photo with and oversized donation check to the Heart Associatio­n and the Workplace Health Achievemen­t Award. From left are: Ashley Schade, American Heart Associatio­n regional vice president; Barb Bowker, PSECU vice president of marketing and membership developmen­t; Marsha Jackson, American Heart Associatio­n executive director; Cathy Tama-Troutman, PSECU vice president of human resources; and George Rudolph, PSECU president and CEO.
SUBMITTED PHOTO Leadership from the American Heart Associatio­n and PSECU are seen in this photo with and oversized donation check to the Heart Associatio­n and the Workplace Health Achievemen­t Award. From left are: Ashley Schade, American Heart Associatio­n regional vice president; Barb Bowker, PSECU vice president of marketing and membership developmen­t; Marsha Jackson, American Heart Associatio­n executive director; Cathy Tama-Troutman, PSECU vice president of human resources; and George Rudolph, PSECU president and CEO.

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