Credit union picks up a $200K tab for area residents

Grow Financial campaign seeks to stimulate commerce at small businesses hurt by the COVID-19 crisis.

  • By Business Observer Staff
  • | 6:00 a.m. June 11, 2020
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Courtesy. Grow Financial Federal Credit Union's "Grow On Us" campaign provided free coffee to all Blind Tiger cafe customers on June 10.
Courtesy. Grow Financial Federal Credit Union's "Grow On Us" campaign provided free coffee to all Blind Tiger cafe customers on June 10.
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Many Gulf Coast banks and credit unions have deferred credit card, loan and mortgage payments for individuals and companies harmed financially by the COVID-19 crisis. Grow Financial Federal Credit Union aims to go even further — donating $200,000 to Tampa Bay area small businesses over the summer.

Courtesy. Jared Barr is Grow Financial Federal Credit Union's senior vice president of marketing.
Courtesy. Jared Barr is Grow Financial Federal Credit Union's senior vice president of marketing.

 

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