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COLUMBUS, Ohio - Pathways Financial Credit Union, a not-for-profit and member-owned financial institution, recently donated $62,000 to 23 local non-profit organizations across central Ohio in September and October. In total, Pathways has contributed $119,630 in community giving to 40 separate charitable organizations this year. These donations were made as part of Pathways' annual community giving fund which supports impactful organizations in the communities they serve.

Beavercreek Pathways branch manager, Angela Jackson presented Leti Hall, President of Greenbucs, with a check for $2,900 to help purchase and assemble mobility tricycles for people with disabilities. “We are honored to be able to help disabled children and adults get their first bike,” said Jackson. “I can only imagine how the parents must feel seeing their child ride a bike for the first time.”

Pathways branch manager, Toni Morrison, and Max Bennett, Pathways Business Development Specialist presented the staff of United Way of Delaware County with a check for $2,500 to help purchase items for the Supplies for Scholars program.

Max Bennett, Pathways Business Development Specialist, and Chad Fields, Pathways Branch Manager, presented Robert Heinzerling, Executive Director of the Heinzerling Community a check for $5,000 to help with the purchase of outdoor wheelchair-accessible water and sand sensory tables.

Incenta Federal Credit Union, founded in 1935, has been an important part of the Dayton, Springfield, Aberdeen, and Maysville communities. In April of 2019, Incenta joined the Pathways Financial Credit Union family in a strategic partnership and worked together to provide superior financial services to members across central and southern Ohio.