‘School Crashers’ program shows passion for community service

by Ron Jooss, CU Magazine
Georgia United CU staff take part in landscaping at Rock Chapel Elementary School.

Georgia United Credit Union doesn’t believe being an active and responsible member of the community is the right way to go.

“It’s the only way,” says Debbie Smith, president/ CEO of the $1.3 billion asset credit union in Duluth. “As a business partner in education, we want students to have the best environment possible to learn and play.”

Through its “School Crashers” program, Georgia United provides makeovers to elementary, middle, and high-school facilities throughout the state.

 

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