Revelstoke Credit Union supports community projects to the tune of $100,000

Revelstoke Credit Union gave $100,000 to over 30 community groups at their annual community giving event at their annual meeting on April 11.

Dozens of community projects got financial support from Revelstoke Credit Union at their annual meeting held on April 11.

The local credit union supports community-driven project through a small grant program and a capital grant program.

The capital grant program this year will support five projects with a total of $48,500 in funding. The projects are:

  • the Revelstoke Heritage Railway Society’s mezzanine walkway and accessibility project; $15,000
  • the Revelstoke Cycling Association’s bike skills and accessibility project; $5,000
  • the BC Interior Forestry Museum Society’s capital projects; $10,000
  • the Revelstoke Minor Hockey Association rink dividers project; $3,500
  • the Selkirk Saddle Club’s tractor and grooming equipment project; $15,000

The credit union’s Community Giving program supported 30 different organizations with $51,500 in funding. They included projects such as coaching for soccer, Revelstoke’s Bear Aware program, the Timber Days celebration, a public mural program, the local food bank, a Francophone carnival and much more. See the complete list here.

Earlier this year, the Revelstoke Credit Union also gave $100,000 towards the Queen Victoria Hospital helipad project.

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