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WATERTOWN, WI – Fort Community Credit Union (FCCU) has partnered with Shred-It to host a series of free shred events in Fort Atkinson, Jefferson, Whitewater, and Watertown. Community members are encouraged to bring their confidential documents to be safely destroyed onsite at one of the four events offered in 2022.
“There are many preventative steps that a person can take to minimize their risk of identity theft. By hosting these shred events, we hope to encourage community members to dispose of their FORT ATKINSON, WI – Fort Community Credit Union (FCCU) is pleased to announce five scholarship recipients who have been selected to receive $2,000 each, totaling $10,000, for the 2021-2022 school year.
This scholarship was developed in 2019 as a reflection of FCCU’s mission statement: “To help our members be in a better financial position than when we met them.” Danielle Frawley, Executive Vice President and Chief Experience Officer at FCCU, said, “With the rising cost of education, we wanted to help FORT ATKINSON, WI – Fort Community Credit Union held their annual brat cookout on Saturday, June 11, to raise money for the Jefferson County Cancer Coalition. The cookout took place at FCCU's Main Office located at 800 Madison Avenue in Fort Atkinson.
Supplies were donated by FCCU team members, Kwik Trip, and Klement Brats, ensuring that 100% of the proceeds went to the Jefferson County Cancer Coalition. FCCU team member Deanna Ugalde was instrumental in the coordination and execution of the event. FCCU
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FCCU hosts 3rd of 4 2022 community shred events in Watertown on August 13
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