2012 Yearbook

Credit unions nationwide unite to benefit Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals in your community.
A LETTER FROM THE
CHAIRMAN
Dear Supporters,
We are extremely grateful for the unprecedented
national support of our collaborative fundraising
program! This year we proudly introduced the Credit
Union Miracle Day, Inc. Family of Races benefiting
Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals through Credit
Unions for Kids®. These spectacular races are gaining
national and international recognition.
• Credit Union Cherry Blossom Ten Mile Run®
— Washington‚ DC
• Credit Union SacTown Ten-Mile Run
— Sacramento‚ California
• Credit Union Freedom Ten Mile Run
— Sister runs in Wiesbaden‚ Germany and Camp Arifjan‚ Kuwait
Credit Union Miracle Day wholeheartedly embraces the Freedom Runs that enhance the morale of our country’s
military service members and public servants serving in harm’s way. Please visit www.miracleday.org to see details
about the individual events.
Starting with the 2002 credit union sponsorship of our flagship event, the Credit Union Cherry Blossom Ten Mile Run®
in Washington, DC, credit unions and their partners nationwide have united to benefit Children’s Miracle Network
Hospitals. Now, the California run presents a successful model for other states to create their own running events,
elevating the fundraising efforts of the Family of Races.
To date, Credit Union Miracle Day has donated over $5.5 million to Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals in local
communities all across the nation. Thanks to the contribution of our lead partner, PSCU, and other major business
partners, every dollar donated by credit unions goes back their local children’s hospital where kids benefit from state-ofthe-art research‚ treatment and care, and is totaled through the Credit Unions for Kids recognition program. Credit
Unions for Kids is among the top three corporate contributors to Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals nationwide‚ with
over $8.7 million donated in 2011 alone!
Through the Family of Races‚ credit unions and our business partners have an unparalleled opportunity to make a
difference in our communities, and to showcase the credit union people helping people philosophy nationally, in state
legislatures, and on Capitol Hill. It is exciting to report that a record breaking 188 Members of Congress signed up to
serve as Honorary Race Chairs of, and 950 Capitol Hill staffers participated in, the Credit Union Cherry Blossom Ten
Mile Run, alongside over 7,000 credit union members.
I invite you to sign up today to be a sponsor of the 2013 races by going to www.miracleday.org. Please let me know
if your state would like to add a race to our family.
Your credit union or organization will benefit from the national exposure, and together, our
Family of Races can make a difference…in the lives of sick children in our communities.
In Cooperation,
Juri Valdov
Chairman, Credit Union Miracle Day, Inc.
[email protected]
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Credit Union Cherry
Blossom Ten Mile Run®
Race day was memorable even without the Cherry Blossoms in bloom
(there were tulips though). Over 15,000 runners (half of them are credit
union members) enjoyed the scenic, fast run around the monuments and
across Memorial Bridge. Twelve-year old Carsten Connolly, the 2012
Ambassador for Children’s National Medical Center, ran his first 5K
with 26-year old Greg Wagner, a former Ambassador.
As the winners crossed the finish line, credit union officials held the
tape: Juri Valdov, CUMD Chairman; Fredda McDonald, PSCU EVP;
Fred Becker, NAFCU President; Bill Cheney, CUNA President; and
Mike Mercer, CUNA Chairman.
Congratulations to the CU Top Team, Top
Runners, Fundraisers and Most Spirited
Volunteer Team!
The Kenyan Ambassador celebrated at the finish line with the winners,
Allan Kiprono (45:15) and Julliah Tinega (54:02), both from Kenya.
Top Running Team
BFS Federal Credit Union team of Bank-Fund Staff FCU
finishing in 3:04:18
A live, and on-demand, video streaming was done by
Runnerspace.com with 29,714 unique views. The credit union spots
were watched three times as much as last year!
Top Male Runner
Alvin Yew of NASA FCU’s Astro Nuts Team finishing in 57:05
Top Female Runner
Annette Richter of the BFS Federal Credit Union team
finishing in 1:06:03
Most Spirited Volunteer Team
Northwest FCU
Credit Union Miracle Day board members, sponsor officials and
Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals representatives proudly
present a donation check at the start line of the 40th running of the
Credit Union Cherry Blossom Ten Mile Run in Washington, D.C.
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Most Raised in the Organizational Donation Challenge
Department of Labor FCU
Most Raised in the Member Donation Challenge
The Partnership FCU
Credit Union SacTown Ten-Mile Run
Nearly 1,050 runners participated in the Sacramento race, which started
and finished in front of the state capitol building. The race began and
ended with two of our CMN Champions, Cara Cooper and Parmina
Valentine. Cooper a Sacramento area high school junior who credits
treatment she received at UC Davis Children’s Hospital with helping her
recover from the H1N1 virus (swine flu), sang the national anthem. Parmina
Valentine, a 11 year-old cancer patient at UC Davis, cheered the runners
on to the finish line and presented the awards to the champions of the day.
Tesfaye Alemayehu, a 28-year-old Ethiopian living in Antioch, California,
cruised back to the state capitol without a serious challenge finishing
in 47 minutes and 34 seconds. Runner-up Carlos Trujillo of Middleton,
Idaho, crossed the line in 48:04. Sergio Reyes of Palmdale, California
finished third in 48:25.
Ryan Bak of Bend. Oregon grabbed fourth in 48:42, with Craig Leon of
Eugene, Oregon placing fifth in 49:33.
Jane Kibii, a 27-year-old Kenyan from Auburn, California dueled with Yiou
Wang of Mill Valley, California until surging around the seven-mile mark
finishing 34 seconds back in 57:27.
Nicole Camp of Willowick, Ohio took third in 58:31. Roseville's Lindsay
Nelson, a member of the Sacramento Running Association's Elite Team,
placed fourth in 58:33, followed by San Francisco's Michelle Meyer of
San Francisco in 59:27.
As the winners crossed the finish line, credit union officials held the tape:
Diana Dykstra, President and CEO of the California and Nevada CU
Leagues and Patsy Van Ouwerkerk, President and CEO of Travis CU.
Credit union volunteers from The Golden 1 CU, San Mateo CU and Travis
CU presented runners with medals, water, and “sub-time” shirts to finishers
who achieved times faster than 50 to 80 minutes.
Congratulations to the Top CU Relay
Teams and Legislative Top Team!
Top Legislative Co-Ed Running Team
Sen Huff’s Team led by Kelly Garman, 1:22:39
Top CU Male Runner Team
CU Shop team led by Jackson Wong, 1:22:38
Top CU Co-Ed Running Team
Valley First CU team led by Paul Emanuels, 1:28:00
Top CU Female Runner Team
SchoolsFirst FCU team led by Shelly Berryman, 1:32:11
Most Volunteers
Travis Credit Union
The CU SacTown Ten-Mile Run, doubled its attendance from 2011 and saw
an amazing 85 runners finish under 60 minutes, including seven women. In
addition, seven men finished under 50 minutes. The race also served as the
USA Track and Field’s Pacific Association championship, which carried a
purse of $15,000.
Top Credit Union SacTown Ten-Mile Run Legislative Co-Ed Running Team
presented with the first traveling trophy. (L-R): Diana Dykstra; Heidi
Hannaman, Legislative Aide; John Pamer, CEO of Diablo Valley FCU;
Kelly Garman, Legislative Director; Christopher Finarelli, Legislative
Aide; and Sen. Bob Huff, R-Diamond Bar
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2012 Freedom Runs
Sister runs supporting our troops and federal employees
overseas are an important element of the Credit Union Miracle
Day Family of Races. Service members as well as other U.S.
citizens stationed faraway appreciate the opportunity to
participate in these races and feel connected to their homeland.
For the past four years‚ sister runs have taken place in:
2009 – Baghdad, Iraq
2010 – Kabul‚ Afghanistan
2011 – Camp Arifjan‚ Kuwait
2012 – Camp Arifjan, Kuwait and Wiesbaden Army
Garrison, Germany
“We are extremely proud to be a part of events
that support our troops and serve as a morale
booster for those stationed in harm’s way‚”
said Chris McDonald‚ President/CEO of Andrews FCU.
The Defense Credit Union Council is a Credit Union Miracle
Day sponsor and strong advocate for the sister runs. In 2011‚
16 defense-related credit unions donated approximately
$113‚000 to Credit Union Miracle Day through their
sponsorships‚ benefiting Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals.
2012 Credit Union Freedom Run —
Camp Arifjan, Kuwait
The Camp Arifjan, Kuwait 2012 Credit Union Ten Mile Run
kicked off at 6am under ideal desert conditions. The sun was
shining and the temperature was 70 degrees with low dust
conditions. A total of 528 runners participated in the race and
over 50 volunteers.
Camp Arifjan is an Army installation‚ which also houses
9,000 military personnel from other branches of service
including Air Force‚ Navy‚ Marine Corps and US Coast Guard.
The top male/female overall finishers for the ten mile race were:
• Women’s Overall Top Finisher:
Captain Sara Day, 1:02:15
• Men’s Overall Top Finisher:
Captain Angelo Carter, 1:05:00
The pace was brisk as the top race time improved more than
four minutes over last year’s race! All participants received race
tee shirts and military challenge coins courtesy of Andrews
Federal Credit Union.
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2012 Credit Union Freedom Run —
Wiesbaden Army Garrison, Germany
The 2012 Credit Union Freedom Ten Mile Run race kicked off at
9am on Saturday, March 31 at the Wiesbaden Army Garrison.
The base has a population of about 16‚500 service members and
their families.
The race included a ten mile run, a 5K run/walk and a ½ mile
Children’s Run. A total of 286 runners competed in the races as
well as volunteers from the USO, FMWR and Andrews Federal
Credit Union. The top male/female overall finishers for the ten
mile run were:
• Men’s Overall Top Finisher:
David Acanzamend, 1:01:36.3
• Women’s Overall Top Finisher:
Renee Davis 1:11, Polly Hendel, 1:14:42.6
• Team Category Top Finisher:
Andrews Federal Credit Union
In addition to the overall finishers, top runners in the ten mile run
were also recognized in the following categories: Open, Seniors,
Sub Masters and Masters, as well as the top men’s and women’s
finishers in the 5K Run. Winners in each category received a
trophy and medal. All runners received a race tee shirt and
military challenge coin courtesy of Andrews Federal Credit Union.
A special thanks to Andrews Federal Credit Union‚
State Department Federal Credit Union and the
Defense Credit Union Council for their support of
the Freedom Runs.
CHILDREN’S MIRACLE NETWORK HOSPITALS
CHAMPION STORIES
Meet Parmina Valentine, Cancer
Patient at California, UC Davis
Children’s Hospital. Parmina’s
grandmother, Pauline, is actually
grateful for the H1N1 flu virus.
Without it she would not have taken
her granddaughter to the hospital,
where a chest X-ray revealed
something shocking — Parmina
had cancer.
She was diagnosed with a
mediastinal embryonal germ cell
tumor attached to her thymus, a
small organ that sits just above the
heart and is part of the body’s
immune system. Rarely found in
children, this type of cancer occurs
most often in older men.
Doctors began chemotherapy
immediately, followed by surgery to
remove the tumor. The treatments
were successful, but Parmina’s
challenges didn’t end there. Side
effects of her life-saving treatment
include some permanent hearing
loss, lung damage, cognitive
difficulties and potential kidney
problems.
Despite life’s challenges, Parmina is
an irrepressible optimist. Now 11,
she takes good care of her two
younger sisters with special needs,
and she loves to perform magic,
especially for kids in the hospital.
On April 1, 2012, two special runners attended the Credit Union Cherry Blossom 5K
Run to help raise money for Children’s National Medical Center. Carsten Connolly, the
Children’s National Medical Center 2012 Children’s Miracle Network Champion, and
Greg Wagner, a former Children’s National Champion, not only attended the race but
also encouraged others to get involved.
When Carsten was six years old, he started having colds that never seemed to clear up.
When his pediatrician examined him during a routine office visit, she found something
far more alarming — swollen lymph nodes — and immediately referred him to Children’s
National Medical Center.
“They did blood work, and right then told us he was diagnosed with leukemia,” his
mother recalls. “He didn’t go home from the hospital. He started chemotherapy that
day.” For the next three and half years, Carsten went through difficult cancer treatments
and developed an iron imbalance that required extra hospital stays and surgery. Carsten
faced each challenge with courage, and has been cancer-free for more than two years.
Today, as the 2012 ambassador for Children’s National Medical Center, 12-year-old
Carsten inspires others with his story and helps to bring awareness to the needs of
children and families. But he also spends lots of time being a regular kid, playing
basketball and water polo, reading avidly, and earning his black belt in Tae Kwan Do.
This year’s race was especially meaningful as former Children’s National Champion,
Greg Wagner, ran the 5K race with Carsten. When Greg was only three years old, he
survived a ruptured brain aneurysm that caused a stroke and neurological damage to
the right side of his body. The great doctors and nurses at Children’s National Medical
Center saved his life. Now, 23 years later, Greg passes the torch to a new Children’s
National Champion.
“We ran on behalf of all of the children who are not able
to run themselves,” said Greg. “Together we can show them
that nothing is impossible.”
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NATIONAL EXPOSURE
CAPITOL HILL
COMPETITION
The Capitol Hill Competition, a time-honored tradition instituted in 2002, is for
Members of Congress and their staff who compete against each other in the
Credit Union Cherry Blossom Ten Mile Run.
Bill Cheney
CUNA President
“The Cherry Blossom Run
has become a rite of spring
for credit unions and their
supporters, and is becoming
one for the Capitol Hill
community as well,” said
CUNA President Bill Cheney.
“Nearly 1,000 runners from
Capitol Hill participated in
this year’s race, indicating
their growing interest in
running and taking part in
this worthy event. The
outpouring of support by
credit unions for the race and
children’s hospitals across
the nation — combined
with the highest-ever
participation from the
Hill ensures that the impact
of event will resound
throughout credit unions
and Washington.”
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In 2012 a record breaking 950 Capitol Hill runners participated in the run. The
competition is sponsored by Congressional Federal Credit Union and United
States Senate Federal Credit Union with support from the Credit Union National
Association and National Association of Federal Credit Unions.
“The additional involvement of the congressional
community through what we call ‘the race within
the Cherry Blossom race’ is terrific and a great
example of our community coming together to help
children in need,”
Charlie Mallon, President/CEO of Congressional FCU said.
This year, an unprecedented 188 Members of Congress from 44 states, D.C.
and Guam volunteered to serve as Honorary Race Chairs, including 32 U.S.
Senators.
“The response from the Members is outstanding and
very helpful to the collaborative efforts of credit unions
to raise funds for hospitalized children,” Mallon added.
Out of the 67 teams that competed, Sen. Michael Bennett’s “Too Extreme for
Colorado” team produced the winning team time of 3:21:14. Sen. Bennett
(Colorado) is also an Honorary Race Chair.
Rep. Earl Blumenauer’s “Red White and Blumenauer” team produced the
winning time on the House side of 3:31:38. His office also won the title last
year. Congressman Blumenauer (Oregon) is also an Honorary Race Chair.
Congressional and U.S. Senate FCUs hosted the annual Packet Pick Up event for
the Capitol Hill Competition on March 29. Credit unions staff distributed the
runners’ numbers and t-shirts to the steady stream of over 900 participants. In
addition, 20 Members of Congress stopped by the room to meet credit union
staff, PSCU EVP Fredda McDonald, running legend Bill Rodgers, Patty JasperZellner of Children’s National Medical Center, and the heads of the two trade
associations, Bill Cheney of CUNA and Fred Becker of NAFCU.
Thank you to the 188 Members of Congress and D.C.
Mayor Vincent Gray who support this vital cause as
distinguished Honorary Race Chairs.
Fred Becker
NAFCU President
“Credit unions’ service to
their communities is an
important part of our
mission, so we’re proud to
unite on a national level
once again to support
Children’s Miracle Network
Hospitals and the Children’s
National Medical Center,”
said NAFCU President
Fred Becker.
“After 11 years of credit
union participation and over
$5.5 million raised, there’s
no telling how many children
have been helped by credit
unions’ efforts.”
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HONORARY RACE CO-CHAIRS
The following distinguished honorary race co-chairs have aided in the success of the race. We look forward to their continued support.
Alabama
Rep. Robert Aderholt (4)
Rep. Spencer Bachus III (6)
Alaska
Sen. Lisa Murkowski
Arizona
Rep. Ben Quayle (3)
Rep. Ed Pastor (4)
Arkansas
Sen. John Boozman
Sen. Mark L. Pryor
Rep. Steve Womack (3)
California
Rep. Mike Thompson (1)
Rep. Daniel Lungren (3)
Rep. John Garamendi (10)
Rep. Jackie Speier (12)
Rep. Pete Stark (13)
Rep. Anna Eshoo (14)
Rep. Mike Honda (15)
Rep. Jim Costa (20)
Rep. Buck McKeon (25)
Rep. Adam Schiff (29)
Rep. Lucille Roybal-Allard (34)
Rep. Janice Hahn (36)
Rep. Laura Richardson (37)
Rep. Ed Royce (40)
Rep. Gary Miller (42)
Rep. Mary Bono Mack (45)
Rep. Darrell Issa (49)
Rep. Bob Filner (51)
Colorado
Sen. Michael Bennett
Rep. Diana DeGette (1)
Rep. Cory Gardner (4)
Rep. Doug Lamborn (5)
Rep. Mike Coffman (6)
Connecticut
Sen. Joseph Lieberman
Rep. John Larson (1)
Rep. Rosa DeLauro (3)
Rep. Jim Himes (4)
Delaware
Sen. Tom Carper
District of Columbia
D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray
Rep. Eleanor Holmes Norton
Florida
Sen. Marco Rubio
Rep. Jeff Miller (1)
Rep. Steve Southerland II (2)
Rep. Gus Bilirakis (9)
Rep. C.W. Bill Young (10)
Rep. Kathy Castor (11)
Rep. Thomas Rooney (16)
Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (18)
Rep. Allen West (22)
Rep. Sandy Adams (24)
Georgia
Rep. Jack Kingston (1)
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Rep. Hank Johnson (4)
Rep. Rob Woodall (7)
Rep. Paul Broun (10)
Rep. Phil Gingrey, M.D. (11)
Rep. John Barrow (12)
Guam
Rep. Madeleine Bordallo
Hawaii
Sen. Daniel K. Inouye
Rep. Mazie Hirono (2)
Idaho
Sen. James E. Risch
Illinois
Rep. Bobbi Rush (1)
Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. (2)
Rep. Dan Lipinsk (3)
Rep. Danny Davis (7)
Rep. Jerry Costello (12)
Rep. Judy Biggert (13)
Rep. Randy Hultgren (14)
Rep. Timothy Johnson (15)
Rep. Aaron Schock (18)
Indiana
Sen. Richard G. Lugar
Rep. Andre Carson (7)
Rep. Todd Young (9)
Iowa
Sen. Chuck Grassley
Sen. Tom Harkin
Rep. Rep. Dave Loebsack (2)
Rep. Tom Latham (4)
Kentucky
Rep. Brett Guthrie (2)
Louisana
Sen. David Vitter
Rep. Cedric Richmond (2)
Maine
Sen. Susan M. Collins
Rep. Chellie Pingree (1)
Maryland
Sen. Ben Cardin
Sen. Barbara Mikulski
Rep. Donna Edwards (4)
Rep. Steny Hoyer (5)
Rep. Roscoe Bartlett (6)
Rep. Elijah Cummings (7)
Rep. Chris Van Hollen (8)
Massachusetts
Rep. John Olver (1)
Rep. Barney Frank (4)
Rep. John Tierney (6)
Rep. Stephen Lynch (9)
Rep. Bill Keating (10)
Michigan
Rep. Tim Walberg (7)
Rep. Candice Miller (10)
Rep. John Dingell (15)
Mississippi
Sen. Roger Wicker
Rep. Bennie Thompson (2)
Rep. Steven Palazzo (4)
Missouri
Rep. William Lacy Clay Jr. (1)
Rep. Russ Carnahan (3)
Rep. Vicky Hartzler (4)
Rep. Jo Ann Emerson (8)
Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer (9)
Montana
Sen. Max Baucus
Sen. Jon Tester
Nebraska
Sen. Mike Johanns
Nevada
Majority Leader Harry Reid
Rep. Shelley Berkley (1)
New Hampshire
Sen. Kelly Ayotte
New Jersey
Sen. Frank Lautenberg
Rep. Jon Runyan (3)
Rep. Leonard Lance (7)
Rep. Bill Pascrell, Jr. (8)
Rep. Rush Holt (12)
Rep. Albio Sires (13)
New Mexico
Rep. Ben Ray Lujan (3)
New York
Rep. Pete King (3)
Rep. Carolyn McCarthy (4)
Rep. Gregory Meeks (6)
Rep. Nydia Velazquez (12)
Rep. Michael Grimm (13)
Rep. Richard Hanna (24)
Rep. Louise Slaughter (28)
North Carolina
Sen. Kay Hagan
Rep. Renee Ellmers (2)
Rep. Walter Jones (3)
Rep. Howard Coble (6)
Rep. Mike McIntyre (7)
Rep. Sue Myrick (9)
Rep. Mel Watt (12)
Rep. Brad Miller (13)
North Dakota
Sen. John Hoeven
Ohio
Speaker John A. Boehner
Rep. Dennis Kucinich (10)
Rep. Marcia Fudge (11)
Rep. Patrick Tiberi (12)
Rep. Betty Sutton (13)
Rep. Steven LaTourette (14)
Oklahoma
Rep. Dan Boren (2)
Oregon
Rep. Greg Walden (2)
Rep. Earl Blumenauer (3)
Pennsylvania
Sen. Robert Casey, Jr.
Rep. Robert Brady (1)
Rep. Jason Altmire (4)
Rep. Jim Gerlach (6)
Rep. Pat Meehan (7)
Rep. Mike Fitzpatrick (8)
Rep. Mark S. Critz (12)
Rep. Allyson Schwartz (13)
Rep. Charles Dent (15)
South Carolina
Rep. Mick Mulvaney (5)
Rep. James Clyburn (6)
Tennessee
Rep. Chuck Fleischmann (3)
Rep. Jim Cooper (5)
Rep. Marsha Blackburn (7)
Rep. Steve Cohen (9)
Texas
Sen. John Cornyn
Rep. Louie Gohmert (1)
Rep. Ted Poe (2)
Rep. Sam Johnson (3)
Rep. Joe Barton (6)
Rep. Ruben Hinojosa (15)
Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (18)
Rep. Randy Neugebauer (19)
Rep. Charles Gonzalez (20)
Rep. Lloyd Doggett (25)
Rep. Michael C. Burgess, M.D. (26)
Rep. Gene Green (29)
Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson (30)
Virginia
Sen. Jim Webb
Rep. Rob Wittman (1)
Rep. Scott Rigell (2)
Rep. Robert Hurt (5)
Rep. Frank Wolf (10)
Rep. Gerald Connolly (11)
Washington
Sen. Patty Murray
Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (5)
Rep. Jim McDermott (7)
Rep. Dave Reichert (8)
Rep. Adam Smith (9)
West Virginia
Sen. Joseph Manchin III
Rep. Nick J. Rahall, II (3)
Wisconsin
Rep. Tammy Baldwin (2)
Rep. Ron Kind (3)
Rep. Gwen Moore (4)
Rep. Tom Petri (6)
Rep. Sean Duffy (7)
Rep. Reid Ribble (8)
Wyoming
Sen. John Barrasso
Sen. Michael B. Enzi
Our Cause
CHILDREN’S MIRACLE
NETWORK HOSPITALS
Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals is an affiliation of children’s hospitals
throughout the country. Each year these non-profit hospitals provide stateof-the-art care‚ cutting edge research and preventative health education‚
and treat children for every disease and injury imaginable. The network
hospitals impact the lives of more children than any other children’s
organization in the world. These hospitals are committed to providing the
best care for children when they need it.
• Provide $2.5 billion in charity (uncompensated) care each year
• Treat 98% of all children needing heart or lung transplants
• Treat 88% of all children with cancer
• Treat 76% of all children with cystic fibrosis
• Treat 90% of all children with sickle cell anemia
• Treat 72% of all children with pediatric AIDS
• Devote 60% of their services to children under age six and 25%
to newborns
• Train 60% of pediatricians and 80% of all pediatric specialists
• Educate families about issues like child safety seats’ helmet safety
and bike safety
CREDIT UNIONS FOR KIDS
Credit Unions for Kids is the umbrella brand through which credit unions
and affiliated organizations support the Children’s Miracle Network
Hospitals. All credit union donations‚ whether raised from the Cherry
Blossom Ten Mile Run or other activities conducted by individual credit
unions and affiliated organizations’ are totaled through the Credit Unions
for Kids recognition program.
Credit Unions for Kids is among the top three corporate contributors
to Children’s Miracle Network nationwide‚ with over $8.7 million in
2011 alone!
There are 136 children's hospitals affiliated with the Children’s Miracle
Network Hospitals in the United States and a total of 170 in North America.
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THANK YOU CREDIT UNION SPONSORS
California
Alliance CU
America's Christian CU
Antioch Community FCU
California & Nevada Credit
Union League Staff
California CU
CU of Southern California
Desert Valleys FCU
Diablo Valley FCU
Eagle Community CU
Greater Nevada CU
Kaiperm Diablo FCU
Kinecta FCU
LBS Financial CU
MY Credit Union
NuVision FCU
Orange County's CU
Pacific Service CU
Children’s Hospital Oakland
Children’s Hospital Los Angeles
Children’s Hospital Oakland
Children’s Hospital Los Angeles
Children’s Hospital Los Angeles
Children’s Hospital Los Angeles
Children’s Hospital Los Angeles
Children’s Hospital Oakland
CHOC Children’s Hospital
Renown Children’s Hospital (Reno, NV)
Children’s Hospital Oakland
Children’s Hospital Los Angeles
Children’s Hospital Los Angeles
Children’s Hospital Oakland
CHOC Children’s Hospital
CHOC Children’s Hospital
Children’s Hospital Oakland
Patelco CU
Provident CU
Redwood CU
Sacramento CU
San Diego County CU
San Francisco FCU
San Francisco Fire CU
San Mateo CU
SchoolsFirst FCU
SchoolsFirst FCU Team
SkyOne FCU
The Golden 1 CU
Travis CU
Valley First CU
Wescom CU
Western Healthcare FCU
Xceed Financial CU
Florida
Suncoast Schools FCU
VyStar CU
All Children’s Hospital
UF & Shands Jacksonville
Indiana
Teachers CU
Riley Hospital Foundation
Maryland
Aberdeen Proving Ground FCU
Credit Union Foundation of Maryland & DC
Destinations CU
Johns Hopkins FCU
Maryland & DC Credit Union Association
MECU of Baltimore
SECU
St. Agnes Employees FCU
Missouri
Missouri Credit Union Association
North Carolina
Local Government FCU
State Employees’ CU
New York
Bethpage FCU
Johns Hopkins Children’s Center
St. Louis Children’s Hospital
Duke Children’s Hospital & Health Center
Steven and Alexandra Cohen Children’s Medical
Center of NY
Pittsford FCU
Summit FCU
Golisano Children’s Hospital at Strong
Oklahoma
Ft. Sill FCU
Wichita Falls Lawton Children’s Hospital
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Children’s Hospital Oakland
Children’s Hospital Oakland
Children’s Hospital Oakland
UC Davis Children’s Hospital
Rady’s Children’s Hospital (San Diego, CA)
Children’s Hospital Oakland
Children’s Hospital Oakland
Children’s Hospital Oakland
CHOC Children’s Hospital
CHOC Children’s Hospital
Children’s Hospital Los Angeles
UC Davis Children’s Hospital
UC Davis Children’s Hospital
UC Davis Children’s Hospital
Children’s Hospital Los Angeles
Children’s Hospital Oakland
Children’s Hospital Los Angeles
2012 Donation: $515,000
Pennsylvania
Members 1st FCU
Penn State Hershey Medical Center and College of Medicine
Virginia
Virginia Credit Union League Affiliated Credit Unions
1st Advantage FCU
Virginia Credit Union League Affiliated Credit Unions
Virginia Credit Union League Affiliated Credit Unions
Virginia Credit Union League Affiliated Credit Unions
Celco FCU
Virginia Credit Union League Affiliated Credit Unions
Washington, DC
Agriculture FCU
Andrews FCU
Apple FCU
Bank-Fund Staff FCU
Belvoir FCU
CommonWealth One FCU
Congressional FCU
Constellation FCU
DC FCU
Department of Commerce FCU
Department of Interior FCU
Department of Labor FCU
DVA FCU
Educational Systems FCU
EPFCU
Wisconsin
The Wisconsin CU Movement
The Wisconsin CU Movement
The Wisconsin CU Movement
Carilion Clinic Children’s Hospital
Children’s Hospital of The King’s Daughters
Children’s Hospital, VCU Children’s Medical Center
University of Virginia Children’s Hospital
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