Firemen’s Federal names Brummer Teacher of the Year
NEW ORLEANS, LA (July 17, 2024) — New Orleans Firemen’s Federal Credit Union is proud to announce Megan Brummer as their 2024 Teacher of the Year. Brummer, a dedicated educator at Samuel Green Charter School, teaches a wide range of grades from Pre-K to 8th. She has also established several student clubs, including Baking and Spanish Cuisine, enriching her students’ learning experiences.
In its inaugural year, Firemen’s Federal invited nominations for outstanding K-12 educators from public, charter, and private schools across Louisiana and Mississippi. An external committee selected the winner based on their expertise and positive impact on their students and communities.
“We are thrilled to recognize Megan as our first Teacher of the Year,” said Judy DeLucca, CEO of Firemen’s Federal Credit Union. “Her hard work and dedication to her students and community are truly inspiring. With educators like Megan, we know the future is in good hands.”
New Orleans Firemen’s Federal Credit Union is a full-service financial institution serving over 29,000 members across Louisiana and Mississippi. It is the second oldest federally chartered credit union and a certified Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI). New Orleans Firemen’s Federal Credit Union proudly serves the underserved within its field of membership. It brings a full array of financial service products to communities that have been underbanked and excluded by mainstream financial institutions.
About New Orleans Firemen’s Federal Credit Union
New Orleans Firemen’s Federal Credit Union is a full-service financial institution serving over 29,000 members across Louisiana and Mississippi. It is the second oldest federally chartered credit union and a certified Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI). New Orleans Firemen’s Federal Credit Union proudly serves the underserved within its field of membership. It brings a full array of financial service products to communities that have been underbanked and excluded by mainstream financial institutions.
