
Bay Federal Credit Union recently celebrated the grand opening of its new Marina branch with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, marking the occasion by presenting $80,000 in donations to four nonprofits strengthening the Central Coast community.
The Credit Union awarded $20,000 each to The Epicenter, Habitat for Humanity Monterey Bay, Veterans Transition Center of California, and The Wahine Project, supporting their ongoing work to create opportunity, stability, and connection for local residents.
The donations reflect Bay Federal’s ongoing commitment to the Central Coast community and align with the credit union mission of “people helping people.”
“This donation is a way to celebrate our new Marina branch while giving back to organizations that make a real difference in people’s lives every day,” said Carrie Birkhofer, CEO of Bay Federal Credit Union. “Our members and employees care deeply about the communities we serve, and supporting these nonprofits is one more way we can help strengthen our neighborhoods and create opportunities for growth.”
The Marina branch, located at 140 10th Street, Suite 20, expands Bay Federal’s footprint in Monterey County and provides a full range of banking services, including personal and business accounts, mortgage lending, and financial education programs. The grand opening ribbon-cutting included local community members, business leaders, and nonprofit representatives, highlighting the strong connections Bay Federal maintains across the region.
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