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2008 Impact Report Now Available Online

ECD/HOPE is pleased to announce the availability of its annual Impact Report for 2008. The document provides an overview of the past year's activities and highlights ECD/HOPE's 15 years of service to residents in economically distressed areas of the Mid South.

HOPE Receives Award for Service to the Underserved

Credit Union Times magazine has named Hope Community Credit Union as the winner of its 2009 Trailblazer Award. The honor was presented in recognition of HOPE's outstanding service to underserved families and communities across the Mid South.

Read more about the award in the editorial on page 14 and the article on page 32 of the Credit Union Times.



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HOPE Name and Logo Go Up On Former American Savings CU Branches
Jackson, MSWhile Hope Community Credit Union (HOPE) and American Savings Credit Union (ASCU) officially merged January 1, 2009, on July 1 all ASCU branches in Arkansas, Mississippi and Tennessee will convert their signage to the HOPE name and logo. The merger of these two entities formed a larger, stronger community development financial institution that serves working families throughout the Mid South. -more-

Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation Makes $250,000 Deposit in Hope Community Credit Union
(College Station, AR)-- As part of its continuing commitment to move the needle from poverty to prosperity for Arkansans, The Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation has approved a $250,000 deposit into Hope Community Credit Union (HOPE). -more-

Hope Community Credit Union Receives Gloria Brown Award
Jackson, MS Hope Community Credit Union (HOPE) is the 2009 recipient of the Gloria Brown Award in recognition of its work in extending economic opportunities to individuals and communities in the Mid South. The award is given each year to an outstanding faith-based project by the Episcopal Network for Economic Justice (ENEJ). -more-
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