Giving back is the ultimate goal

It starts with focusing on your financial health; making sure you’re financially stronger, healthier, more money savvy; ready for your next stage in life. But our desire for better doesn’t end there. In both California and North Carolina we donate thousands of dollars each year to organizations that help children in need, we offer free education to anyone and everyone, we support local businesses and health care workers, and we find many other ways to reach our neighbors who may be forgotten.

We’re giving back to the communities we serve, continually dedicating funds, resources, and even employee time. We are your neighbors, and this is our community too, and we’re happy to show our appreciation.

IMPACT: $68,435 in Donations

$5,000 to support the Pivotal Emergency Assistance Fund, which serves current and former foster youth who are struggling to pay their bills, buy groceries, finish classes, and stay connected to the digital world.
$15,000 to support the Silicon Valley Education Foundation, which serves the East Side Alliance school districts and the Spartan Promise along with providing distance learning tools and support in response to COVID-19.
$4,000 to support Sunday Friends, which provides support to low-income families. The funds will be used to supply essential goods such as diapers, household cleaning supplies, hygiene products, and learning materials.
$2,000 to support Health Trust in their COVID-19 response, including their massive increase in demand for the “meals on wheels” program to feed low-income elderly community members.
$5,000 to support the Boys & Girls Club of Silicon Valley with the launch of emergency daycare services for children of essential service providers.
$2,500 to support Rebuilding Together Silicon Valley to provide home repairs to a San Jose property that houses six former foster youth.
$3,500 to support Carousel Center of Wilmington to assist with the increase in demands due to COVID-19. The center supports abused children in Southeastern North Carolina.
$3,000 to support Cape Fear Literacy Council in Wilmington to support literacy services to adults and families throughout Southeastern North Carolina.
$2,500 to support StepUp Wilmington to our community who are reentering the workforce. StepUp provides everything tangible to individuals to become successful.