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Community Credit Union donated $250 to the Auburn PAL Center as part of the Maine Credit Union League’s Campaign for Ending Hunger. Each day, the PAL Center hosts between 45 and 70 children, and many students’ only meals for the day are those received at school and from the PAL center. Photographed, left to right, are Christina Carter, executive vice president, and Jennifer Hogan, president/CEO, of Community Credit Union, and Rita Beaudry and Thomas Poulin of Auburn PAL.
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