Friday, April 16, 2021 March and April are busy months for our community partnerships! Both months provide great opportunities for Community Financial to assist with educational events at local schools and libraries within the community. Community Financial has been actively supporting local libraries, school media centers, and classrooms for “March is Reading Month” for many years. This year, Education Partnership Coordinators have “zoomed” into classrooms to read some of their favorite books to students, as well as creating book read-aloud videos for teachers and media specialists alike. Prizes were also sponsored and given out to exceptional readers at Community Financial’s partnering schools. “March is Reading Month” was a fantastic month, full of reading fun for everyone involved. Friday, November 15, 2019 About UsCareersBoard of DirectorsCommunity ImpactADA/ Web Accessibility CloseEnuff™ CheckingSavings AccountsMoney MarketsCertificates of DepositIRAsGrow Your Change Auto LoansBoat & RV LoansPersonal LoansBusiness LoansHome Equity LoansStudent LoansSkip-A-Pay PurchaseRefinanceFirst-Time HomebuyersMortgage Specialists Credit CardsCard Info & DisclosuresFraud Protection Youth ServicesStudent-Run CUGreenlightYoung Adult ServicesScholarshipsCloseEnuff™ Student Checking Community ImpactRelentless Care FoundationChoose The BearBlog Archive
“March is Reading Month” FunStudents in Ms. Danaher’s fourth grade class at Kennedy Elementary
in Livonia listened to Education Partnership Coordinator, Amy Fava,
read as a guest for “March is Reading Month.”Education Partnership Coordinator, Amy Fava, with Kennedy
Elementary's Student-Run Credit Union fall volunteers.
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School Spotlight: Celebrating March and April with Our Community Partners!
School Spotlight: Celebrating Diverse Learners at Kennedy Elementary
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Recognizing and celebrating how each student offers new and unique perspectives is important for any successful classroom. The same applies to the Student-Run Credit Union program. Community Financial believes in valuing diverse learners. It is imperative that we work with teachers, parents, and students to understand each student as an individual with certain skills, personalities, cultural backgrounds, etc.
Education Partnership Coordinator, Amy Fava, strives to know each student volunteer and member personally at Kennedy Elementary in Livonia. Amy works tirelessly with teachers and parents to address any accommodations students may need to be successful workers and savers at the school’s Student-Run Credit Union.
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