Warner Robins, GA – Robins Financial Credit Union recently recognized forty-six employees for their years of service during their Annual Service Awards Banquet. The banquet is held each year to recognize their staff who have reached a 5-year milestone.

This year, fourteen employees were recognized for five years of service, eleven for ten years of service, six for fifteen years of service, eight for twenty years of service, five for twenty-five years of service, one for thirty years of service and one for thirty-five years of service. Each employee was personally thanked for their commitment to the credit union.

Forsyth, GA — Robins Financial Credit Union recently contributed $1,000 to the Monroe County Adult and Community Education Dictionary and Thesaurus Program. This sponsorship along with others will help support early literacy for children across Monroe County.

Monroe County ACE is a non-profit organization and their mission is to increase the literacy level of citizens in Monroe County, in hopes of ensuring the best possible quality of life for the community. This program distributes dictionaries and thesauruses to children in the Monroe County School System to encourage reading and learning.

Robins Financial Credit Union is a local non-profit financial cooperative with twenty branches in central Georgia. Robins Financial currently provides financial services to over 185,000 members, with assets exceeding $2.4 billion. 

Warner Robins, GA — Robins Financial Credit Union makes a positive impact in the community and was recently awarded the Desjardins Youth Financial Education Award by the Georgia Credit Union Affiliates.

The Desjardins program was created to recognize leadership within the credit union movement on behalf of financial literacy for all ages. The recognition program considers all activities supporting the personal finance education of members and non-members.

Robins Financial Credit Union won this youth education award in the $1 billion+ category for providing the “It’s A Money Thing” program in high school and college classrooms covering topics from basic budgeting to auto and home purchases, managing student loans and understanding credit.