2026 United Way (Member News)

KCCU achieves 47 consecutive years of 100% staff participation in United Way workplace campaign

The staff and Board of Directors of Kingston Community Credit Union (KCCU) are proud to announce their continued support of United Way KFL&A. Through KCCU’s 2026 workplace fundraising campaign, employees raised $8,000, with all proceeds directly supporting United Way KFL&A and the many agencies it funds to provide essential services throughout the region.

For KCCU, the 2026 workplace fundraising campaign marks 47 consecutive years of 100% staff participation. This remarkable achievement reflects the ongoing dedication of KCCU employees and reinforces the credit union’s philosophy of “People Helping People”.

“Our staff’s unwavering commitment to supporting the community is something we are incredibly proud of.” said Jason Field, KCCU’s United Way Workplace Campaign Chair. “Their generosity ensures that United Way KFL&A can continue delivering critical programs and services that strengthens the lives of individuals and families in our community.”

KCCU remains dedicated to making a positive impact on the community it serves and is honoured to partner with organizations such as the United Way KFL&A that work every day to create a lasting change through their vital community support.

To learn more about the United Way KFL&A click here.

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  • Canadian Birth Certificate
  • Credit Card bearing the name and signature of the individual which has issued by a well-known and reputable Canadian financial institution
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  • Provincial Outdoors Card
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  • Ontario Driver’s License
  • Ontario Photo Identification Card
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  • Secure Certificate of Indian Status issued by the Government of Canada
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