DEXSTA Federal Credit Union is proud to announce that it has emerged as one of the ten winners of $10,000 through PSCU’s Credit Union Give Back Sweepstakes, and in a spirit of community and generosity, the credit union has decided to split the winnings equally between two local charities: Sunday Breakfast Mission and Ronald McDonald House of Greater Delaware.

The $10,000 windfall serves as a testament to DEXSTA Federal Credit Union’s dedication to not only providing exceptional financial services to its members but also making a positive impact in the communities it serves.

“We are thrilled to have won this sweepstakes, and we see it as an opportunity to give back to the community,” said Jerry King, President/CEO at DEXSTA Federal Credit Union. “As a credit union, community is at the heart of everything we do, and we believe in sharing our success to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those around us.”

Sunday Breakfast Mission is renowned for its impactful initiatives in greater Wilmington and has consistently demonstrated a commitment to caring for the local community in need. The donation from DEXSTA Federal Credit Union will play a crucial role in supporting their ongoing efforts to rebuild lives and restoring families.

Ronald McDonald House of Greater Delaware, another well-respected local organization, focused on providing a temporary residence for families of seriously ill or injured children receiving treatment at area hospitals, and the contribution from DEXSTA Federal Credit Union will directly contribute to furthering their mission of offering nurturing and supportive environments for children and families.

“We believe that by supporting these charities, we are investing in a brighter future for our community. Their work is inspiring, and we are honored to play a part in helping them achieve their goals,” added Hayley Miller, Marketing Coordinator.

This generous act reflects DEXSTA Federal Credit Union’s ongoing commitment to corporate social responsibility and its mission of people helping people.