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SELCO: 5 Tips on Transitioning to a Digital App
For SELCO Community Credit Union, the transition to a more advanced platform that allows it to keep up with the pace of security enhancements and technological change was a necessity. Months after launch, here are some key change management takeaways from the experience.
Head Start Book Drive underway at Roundabout Books
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- Head Start Book Drive underway at Roundabout Books
The fifth annual Head Start Book Drive with Roundabout Books and SELCO Community Credit Union is underway. NeighborImpact aims to collect 1,350 new books for Head Start and Early Head Start children and families this fall.
2024 Pole Pedal Paddle logo design contest submissions Jan. 2-12
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- 2024 Pole Pedal Paddle logo design contest submissions Jan. 2-12
Artwork submissions for the 2024 Pole Pedal Paddle logo design will be accepted January 2-12, Mt. Bachelor Sports Education Foundation (MBSEF) and SELCO Community Credit Union announced. Winning artwork will appear on posters, apparel, prizes, and other materials related to the event.
CU 2.0 Podcast Episode 294: Olivia Sorensen on SELCO Steps Up and Credit Union Giving
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- CU 2.0 Podcast Episode 294: Olivia Sorensen on SELCO Steps Up and Credit Union Giving
In this podcast for CU 2.0, Olivia Sorensen, Senior Community Development Specialist at SELCO Community Credit Union, talks about how the newly formed SELCO Steps Up reimagines, expands, and organizes the company's community relations portfolio.
SELCO awards $77,500 in college scholarships to 21 students, including five from Central Oregon
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- SELCO awards $77,500 in college scholarships to 21 students, including five from Central Oregon
SELCO Community Credit Union’s annual scholarship program received a record number of applications in 2024 after opening the program to continuing, vocational, and nontraditional students for the first time. In the end, 21 deserving students were awarded $77,500 in scholarships, including five recipients from Central Oregon.
