Point Breeze Credit Union donates $65,000 to 5 MD charities

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Hunt Valley-based Point Breeze Credit Union Monday donated a total of $65,000 to five Maryland-based charities as part of the organization’s annual charitable giving initiatives and ongoing commitment to supporting the local communities surrounding each of its five greater Baltimore office locations.

This year, local office managers from the credit union’s Bel Air, Hunt Valley, Owings Mills, Rosedale, and Westminster offices to select organizations that the company can directly contribute to causes that are important to the team.

Individual donations of $13,000 were made to the following local organizations:

• The Humane Society of Harford County (Bel Air): Point Breeze’s donation will go directly towards the organization’s Phoenix Fund, a medical fund for animals that require life-saving intervention and treatment.
• Pathfinders for Autism (Hunt Valley): The donation will help enable the team to invest in their key programs, specifically law enforcement training and swim scholarship programs for individuals with autism.
• The Ulman Foundation (Owings Mills): The donation will help fuel the nonprofit’s critical programs that provide free care and support for young adults and their loved ones impacted by cancer.
• Rosedale Volunteer Fire Company (Rosedale): The donation will go toward updating the organization’s equipment to help advance their first responder capabilities.
• Penn-Mar Human Services (Westminster): The donation will support the important programs that help individuals with disabilities throughout Maryland find employment and secure housing.

Point Breeze Credit Union is one of Maryland’s largest credit unions, with more than 63,000 members and approximate assets of $914 million. It operates offices in Hunt Valley, Rosedale, Bel Air, Westminster and Owings Mills and has more than 5,600 shared branch locations and 30,000 ATMs nationwide.