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    Ascend Federal Credit Union Donates $20K to Middle TN

    Article submittedBy Article submittedSeptember 9, 2021Updated:September 9, 2021No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Flood Relief, Sets Up Website Where Others Can Contribute

    TULLAHOMA, TN — Ascend Federal Credit Union has donated $20,000 to support flood relief efforts in Middle Tennessee. The credit union has also set up a website for others in the community to contribute, ascend.org/flood-relief. Now through Sept. 15, all donations will support the Tennessee Region of the American Red Cross.

    “We are saddened by the devastation in our region and express our deepest sympathy to the families of those who lost their lives. We urge our fellow Middle Tennesseans to join us in helping those who lost so much during the recent flood, which damaged more than 500 homes and completely destroyed many,” said Caren Gabriel, president and CEO of Ascend Federal Credit Union. “We want to be sure they all receive the support necessary to bring hope back to these communities as they recover and rebuild.”

    For community members directly affected, Ascend is also offering the following assistance in Dickson, Hickman, Houston and Humphreys Counties:

    Personal and business loan payment assistance – Loan extensions available at no charge.

    No fees for cashing federal assistance or disaster-related insurance checks.

    One penalty-free withdrawal on a share certificate.

    To find out more, visit any Ascend branch and speak with a financial services officer, visit ascend.org/flood-relief or call 800-342-3086.

    The U.S. Small Business Administration has also opened a Business Recovery Center at Waverly City Hall. They are offering physical disaster loans to businesses of all sizes, nonprofit organizations, homeowners and renters in Dickson, Hickman, Houston and Humphreys Counties.

    Those interested in volunteering should call 931-888-8011 or 931-888-8012 or go to the Dollar Tree Parking lot located at 505 W. Main Street in Waverly where response agencies are located.

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