Freedom Staff Volunteer for Fun

Volunteer Day Full of Fall Events

corn maze set upFreedom personnel volunteered at the Harford Center on October 5. Staff helped adults with disabilities and special needs participate in fun activities at Beachmont Christian Ministries. Great fall events included ball tossing, corn hole, a picnic, hay ride, and a walk through the corn maze.

The theme of this year’s corn maze — aMAZEing Comic Super Heroes — added another element of fun to the beautiful day’s agenda. A big comic book fan, our CEO, Michael MacPherson, led the group and especially enjoyed posing with the super heroes on hand for the event.

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Super Heroes with Freedom staff, from left: Crystal Rickard, Shea Murphy, Bob Wehland, Jen Davenport, Stacie Sloan, Michael MacPherson, and Mike Ostrowski.

A big push for Freedom has been “giving back” to the community.  Staff are encouraged to volunteer for charitable efforts throughout Harford County. Some of this year’s other volunteer activities include assembling food forUnited Way clients, assisting riders at Normandy Farms, and demolishing a rehab house with Habitat for Humanity of the Susquehanna.

 

We Won — We’re Honored!

Freedom Claims the Harford Award — Retail Category

Harford Award

This YEAR’s Ceremony

The Chamber announced the awards Thursday, September 22. The County Council; County Executive Barry Glassman, and Congressman Andy Harris, U.S. House of Representatives, attended the ceremony at Water’s Edge Event Center. Mr. Glassman said “Your commitment to Harford County and our citizens is invaluable. We extend to you our heartfelt wishes for continued success.”

The chamber showed a video before each Award. Freedom’s showcased our growth and community outreach. Freedom President and CEO Michael MacPherson and Board Chairman Mike Kaiser accepted the award.

Harford Cable TV Network will televise the Harford Award ceremony. The event will also appear on Armstrong, Comcast and Verizon cable networks.

The Harford Awards

Winners in each of the Award’s six categories show exemplary service to the community. A local business sponsors each nominee. Local auto dealer Jones Junction sponsored our entry this year.

Other award winners include:

  • Entrepreneur Category — Altus Engineering
  • Service Category — BCS America, Bel Air Auto Auction Center
  • R&D/Technology/Manufacturing & Distribution Category — Chesapeake Testing
  • Non-Profit Category — The Kaufman Cancer Center
  • Hospitality/Tourism Category — Ladew Topiary Gardens

Thanks to the Harford County Chamber of Commerce for honoring us with this great award. We strive to continue the work that earned it.

Experience the Credit Union Difference

See What Makes Freedom a Special Credit Union

International Credit Union Day Pumpkin Contest
Join us October 20, International Credit Union Day, for special activities at all five of our locations!

Freedom Federal Credit Union has served the APG community since 1956. We continue our proud service to the military community to this day. What makes Freedom so special?

Not-for-Profit — Freedom, like all credit unions, is not-for-profit.

Member-Owned — All of our members own Freedom, not an elite group of shareholders.

People Helping People — Freedom exists to serve our members and the local community. We supported the Harford County community with more than $100,000 in sponsorships, donations and special programs in the last year. Our staff volunteers their time to meet local needs.

Democratic, Volunteer-Run—Knowledgeable volunteers make up Freedom’s Board of Directors and other committees who work with Freedom’s professional management.

Financial Education — Freedom provides free financial education to every Harford County school. We also offer online materials and Youth Club programs to help teach kids about money.

Trust — Freedom members can trust that we place their needs first.

Visit our branch at the Edgewood Area of APG, or any of our four other Harford County locations.

Isn’t it time you belonged to something special? Join Freedom now!