Local credit union offers families help fixing Memorial Day tornado damage

Brookville sustained damage from one of 15 tornadoes spawned during strong storms on Memorial Day 2019.

Credit: STAFF FILE

Credit: STAFF FILE

Brookville sustained damage from one of 15 tornadoes spawned during strong storms on Memorial Day 2019.
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By Breaking News Staff
Aug 17, 2019
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Abbey Credit Union has announced that it will be helping 50 families with insurance deductibles and home repair following the Memorial Day tornadoes.

The credit union is offering these families up to $250 per household in either deductible payments or home repair gift cards. Most of this money was provided to Abbey Credit Union via a grant from the Ohio Credit Union Foundation, which raises money at several events through the year and redistributes it.

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Blanca Ortiz, VP of Community and Business Development for Abbey Credit Union, said: “It’s truly members helping members. It’s the mission of credit unions in action — we take care of each other and our communities. That’s the credit union way.”

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