PAHO/WHO Federal Credit Union annual meeting kicks off 75th anniversary #ShareWellness75 celebration
WASHINGTON, DC (June 3, 2024) — Over 200 virtual attendees joined the 104 members attending on-site to celebrate PAHO/WHO Federal Credit Union’s success at the 74th Annual Meeting.
During the 74th Annual Meeting, PAHO/WHO FCU recognized longtime volunteer and Supervisory Committee member Sylvia Schultz, for over 20 years of service.
2024 marks PAHO/WHO FCU 75th year of proudly serving the global health community and delivering on its mission to help members live better, healthier financial lives. During the Annual Meeting they announced they are celebrating their 75th anniversary by Sharing the Wellness.
Over the next 12 months, the Credit Union will be showing their member appreciation with stories, tips and acts of wellness designed for those who give their all. Every month PAHO/WHO FCU will feature wellness leaders and their global health community contributions and share financial wellness tips. In addition, they will be showing their appreciation for the global health community they are so honored to serve with various acts of sharing wellness. In honor of National Nurses Month in May and CNA Week in June, nurses who stop by the branch and show their badge will get a $10 Starbucks gift card.
“This year’s annual meeting was a wonderful event. We are proud to share the value of working together,” said Miguel Boluda, Jr., CEO of PAHO/WHO FCU. “For 75 years our members have trusted us to deliver on our mission helping them live better, healthier financial lives. We are honored to give back to the global health community we proudly serve by Sharing the Wellness for the next 12 months.”
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About PAHO/WHO Federal Credit Union
PAHO/WHO Federal Credit Union (pahofcu.org) has for 75 years proudly served the global health community by helping members live better, healthier financial lives. With assets of over $330 million and serving 8,100 members, the Credit Union strives to live the values of integrity, respect, and solidarity every day while serving members of the global health community.