Service Credit Union, now open at Westgate Plaza in Haverhill, is continuing for its sixth year the institution’s “Stay Warm” initiative.
This year’s program focuses on providing winter jackets to those who need them most. Since its start, Service Credit Union officials say, Stay Warm has distributed thousands of winter care bags filled with hats, scarves and gloves through community partners across New Hampshire. This year, the program’s shift to new, high-quality jackets reflects Service Credit Union’s continued commitment to meeting the greatest needs of local residents as temperatures drop.
“Stay Warm has always been about helping our neighbors through New England’s toughest months,” said Manager of Community Relations Sean Hladick. “By focusing on jackets, we’re able to provide even greater warmth and comfort to the people who need it most and reach more families through our trusted network of local organizations.”
Distribution will take place through Service Credit Union’s community partners, including local shelters, schools and community resource centers. Those seeking assistance with warm clothing can find a full list of participating organizations at servicecu.org/staywarm.
