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OUR INCREDIBLE IMPACT

Our impact is significant because 100% of every dollar you give goes directly to those we serve. 

2020 was a difficult year for many in our communities. The Travis Credit Union Foundation rose to the challenge and prioritized raising funds for disaster relief initiatives. With the generous support of our donors and Travis Credit Union, the TCU Foundation supported organizations that were actively providing frontline services to those impacted by COVID-19; and those who lost their homes and personal properties in the LNU Lightning Complex Fire.
"With our first year of fundraising behind us, we will continue to build financially empowered communities by investing in financial education initiatives that teach financial planning, debt reduction, building credit, and increasing savings; and in scholarships to help youth and adults from underserved communities access post-secondary education. I look forward to building financial wellness in our communities with the continued support of our donors, funders, and partners," said Barry Nelson, TCUF Board Chair.

OUR LOCAL FOCUS

Our impact across 12 local counties.
More than 600,000 people reached through partnership with 83 organizations in 12 counties.
Over $2 Million distributed through COVID-19 Relief Initiative to 83 non-profit organizations in 12 counties.
$110, 870 distributed through the LNU Lightning Complex Fire Relief. 
Over $10, 000 raised to support Vacaville Christmas Wish and Children's Miracle Network.
Click here to download the the full version of our most recent Annual Impact Report. 

YOUR INCREDIBLE SUPPORT

Authentic Community Impact Comes from Awesome Contributors Giving to our #AwesomeCauses.

Money management is high on the list of taboo topics and many are feeling the impact of financial illiteracy. Consider these statistics: 
 
  • Two-thirds of Americans struggle to come up with $1,000 in an emergency, according to research by The Associated Press 
  • Only 24 percent of millennials demonstrate basic financial literacy, according to the National Endowment for Financial Education
  • Nearly one-third of Americans pay the minimum due on their credit card each month, according to FINRA’s National Financial Capability Study.
 
Without focused effort and resources that address the root of the problem rather than the symptom, the financial burden felt by these individuals eventually will adversely affect entire communities and generations to come.  
Together we can do something about it, and our efforts will be a powerful force for change in the communities.​