Franklin Mint Federal Credit Union Foundation was established to support education and charitable causes in communities served by Franklin Mint Federal Credit Union with the support of our partners.
In 2007, the year FMFCU Foundation was formed, our financial literacy educators reached more than 600 students in 21 classrooms. Those figures multiplied each consecutive year. In 2014, Foundation programs touched more than 10,000 K-12 students in 18 school districts, college students on the campuses of four universities, and adults through a variety of financial education courses taught by FMFCU Community Educators.
Because of the quality and relevance of the programs it produces, FMFCU Foundation rapidly attracted the attention of neighboring organizations with the same mission. PECO, Comcast, Enterprise Holdings, Kimberly Clark, Conoco Philips, and others made financial contributions to the Foundation.
Franklin Mint Federal Credit Union Foundation, a 501 (c)(3), supports charitable and educational causes within the communities served by Franklin Mint Federal Credit Union.
Programs include:
- Delco Hi-Q academic competition
- Teacher grants
- Community grants
- College scholarships
- Charitable giving
- Bear Country Credit Union school field trips
- Excellence in Teaching awards
President: Dr. Maria Y. Rolston
Franklin Mint Federal Credit Union, Chief Administrative Officer
Vice President/Secretary: Kate McGreever
Delaware County Literacy Council, Executive Director
Treasurer: Michael B. Magnavita
Franklin Mint Federal Credit Union, President and CEO; State Financial Network Inc., President
Executive Director: Rick Durante
Franklin Mint Federal Credit Union, Vice President of Education; Delco Hi-Q, Director
Director: Shonette Carew
The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, EVP, Chief Administrative Officer
Director: Patrick McKenna
Gawthrop Greenwood, PC, Attorney
Director: Dr. Troy Podell
Downingtown Area School District, Curriculum Supervisor
Director: Dr. Lois Snyder
Interboro School District, retired Superintendent of Schools
Director: Dr. George Steinhoff
Penn Delco School District, Superintendent of Schools
Director: William Taylor
Retired Professional
Giving Pillars
FMFCU Foundation’s giving is focused on the four pillars below.
Community Impact
Improving the communities where our employees live and work.
Education
Empowering youth by donating funds to get the tools they need inside the classroom and as they pursue higher education.
Healthcare
Enabling healthcare institutions to make quality decisions for patients.
Social Vulnerability
Giving to communities that face challenges such as poverty, food insecurity, disasters and illness.
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