Growing Tomorrow's Leaders: PFCU Donates $25,000 to Local 4H and Agricultural Organizations
PFCU is continuing its commitment to cultivating the next generation of community leaders. Throughout the summer of 2026, the credit union donated $25,000 to five local 4H councils and agricultural organizations, marking the fifth consecutive year of support for programs that help youth develop leadership skills, confidence, and a strong sense of responsibility.
This year's recipients include:
Ionia Free Fair Agriscience
Kent County Youth Agriculture Association
Clinton County 4-H
Shiawassee County 4-H MSU Extension
Genesee County Agricultural Society
PFCU has continued to partner with local agricultural youth programs because of the lasting impact these organizations have on the communities they serve. Through hands-on learning, leadership opportunities, and community involvement, 4H and agricultural programs help young people develop the skills and confidence needed to become the next generation of leaders.
"Our communities thrive when young people are given opportunities to learn, grow, and lead," said Joe Krieger, PFCU Executive Vice President "By supporting these organizations, we're helping ensure that future generations have the resources and experiences they need to succeed and make a difference."
As a member-owned financial cooperative, PFCU is committed to supporting initiatives that create long-term positive impact throughout the communities it serves. The credit union views these donations as an investment not only in local programs, but also in the future of the region. To learn more about PFCU’s community involvement visit www.pfcu4me.com
About PFCU: A full‐service financial institution with 13 office locations from Flint to Caledonia, with over 57,000 members and $834 million in assets. As a not‐for‐profit cooperative, PFCU is owned and governed by its members. Anyone who lives, works, worships, or attends school in the state of Michigan can join PFCU. To find out more visit www.pfcu4me.com.
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