United Donates to Indiana's A Rosie Place for Children
9/1/2020 | Team United
L to R: Dave O’Connor, Director of Community Engagement, A Rosie Place for Children; Tieal Bishop, CEO & Executive Director, A Rosie Place for Children; Carla Fazio King, Regional Market Development Manager, United Federal Credit Union.
South Bend, Indiana – United Federal Credit Union was proud to donate $1,000 to A Rosie Place for Children to help serve families in Indiana with children who are medically fragile.
The not-for-profit specialty hospital serves all 92 Indiana counties and offers a haven for children who require medical intervention to sustain or enhance their lives by providing respite care for their families.
“I am so impressed by United Federal Credit Union’s example of leadership and commitment to our Michiana community,” said Tieal Bishop, CEO and Executive Director for A Rosie Place for Children. “Our team would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to the team at United! We are so grateful to accept this gift in order to continue providing love, care, and fun to children here at A Rosie Place!”
United looks forward to working with A Rosie Place for Children in the future and helping them provide important care for more Indiana families.
“People helping people is what the credit union philosophy is all about,” said Carla Fazio King, United’s Regional Market Development Manager. “For the team at United, helping others goes beyond assisting Members with their finances and includes partnering with amazing community organizations like A Rosie place to ensure everyone—especially medically fragile children—can live the happy life they deserve.”
About A Rosie Place for Children
A Rosie Place for Children is Indiana‘s only licensed, not-for-profit, specialty hospital dedicated exclusively to serving the growing number of families with children who are medically fragile. A Rosie Place serves all 92 Indiana counties. Situated on five beautiful acres in South Bend, Indiana. A Rosie Place for Children is a home away from home where there are special activities for each child and relationships are built.
