[Tallahassee, Fla.] – Envision Credit Union (Envision) is spreading holiday cheer this year with a special initiative aimed at recognizing hardworking custodial staff members in local schools. Last month, Envision reached out to school leaders in North Florida and South Georgia and gathered hundreds of nominations. From that pool of submissions, seventy custodians were selected to receive a $100 gift card as a heartfelt thank you for their dedicated service throughout the year. As a special surprise, ten of the winners were personally visited by Envision staff members this week, making the acknowledgment that much more memorable.
“At Envision, we believe in the power of community and the importance of giving back to those who contribute to the success of our schools,” said Kelli Walter, Vice President of Community Development at Envision Credit Union. “This year, we asked members to vote for an often-unsung hero that deserves to be recognized, and custodians were the clear winner! These individuals play a vital role in maintaining a safe, clean, and welcoming environment for both students and staff. We hope this special gift brings some extra joy to their holiday season.”
The selection of seventy winners for this initiative serves as a meaningful culmination of Envision’s 70th anniversary celebrations, reinforcing the credit union’s long-standing commitment to supporting local communities. To learn more about Envision Credit Union’s programs and community initiatives, please visit www.envisioncu.com.
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About Envision Credit Union
Founded in 1954 by Leon County educators, Envision Credit Union is a not-for-profit financial institution focused on providing personalized products and services of exceptional value to members at the lowest possible cost. Today, Envision serves more than 63,000 members across 19 counties in Florida and Georgia. With nearly $809 million in current assets, it maintains a strong focus on giving back to education-based initiatives and upholding the credit union philosophy of people helping people. For more information, please visit www.envisioncu.com.
