Over 50 South Jersey Federal Credit Union Employees,
Family Members and Friends Walk for MS

SJFCU Employees, Families & Friends

Washington Township, NJ (April 17, 2005) – Over fifty employees, family members and friends of South Jersey Federal Credit Union participated in the walk to benefit Multiple Sclerosis on Sunday, April 17th. Credit union employee and captain, Cate Anderson, led her team along the path around scenic Washington Lake Park for a brisk walk in the early morning sunshine.

“We’re so proud to be here on this beautiful morning for such a worthwhile cause,” said Sharon Hayes, credit union Vice President of Human Resources. “This walk is a great opportunity for credit union employees to come together and make a difference. When we all work together, we can’t help but succeed!”

Multiple Sclerosis, a chronic disease of the central nervous system affecting the brain and spinal cord, usually strikes adults in the prime of life - between age 20 and 50. The credit union donated $1,000 to support the team's efforts to end the devastating effects of MS.

South Jersey Federal Credit Union, a not-for-profit financial cooperative owned and governed by its members, has been serving the South Jersey community for 65 years.