LSCU Project 2020 supports state level PACs during election cycles

In 2020, we’ve seen record voting which is encouraging that people of all ages went to the polls to have their voices heard. In any election, it’s crucial to support and vote for credit union-friendly candidates. That is why LSCU unveiled a new campaign called Project 2020. While this election has passed, the fund will continue to be used to support candidates who understand the importance of credit unions.

Project 2020 is a campaign focused on corporate giving to our state-level PACs: ACULAC, Florida CUPAC and Georgia CUPAC. Unlike individual contributions to CULAC or LSCU FedPAC, these dollars remain in the donor’s respective states. In other words, these corporate contributions go solely to state-level legislators and candidates who can have a massive positive influence on the credit union industry. Corporate giving is quick, easy, and the best way to show your credit union’s support of holding lawmakers and candidates accountable for their actions. Please take a moment to hear from three of our CEOs about their experiences with corporate giving:

David Marovich
President & CEO
121 Financial Credit

Steve Swofford
President & CEO
Alabama Credit Union

Brian Akin
President & CEO
North Georgia Credit Union

To make a corporate contribution to your state PAC or if you have any questions about PAC contributions in general, please do not hesitate to reach out to the LSCU Advocacy Team at any time. Thank you for your participation in LSCU PACs and your investment in credit unions’ legislative future in the Southeast.

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