Volunteers from the $433 million Honor Credit Union in St.Joseph, Mich., had some fun for a good cause on March 19 byparticipating in Reading Day of Action, a Reading Month eventsponsored by the United Way of Southwest Michigan.
|“Going back to our roots as an educational credit union, we loveto participate in events that help our local schools,” said,Patrick Swem, assistant branch manager in Stevensville for the39,300-member Honor CU.
|Next: Two for One 
Charlotte Smith, communications and public relations manager,and Jeff Pisarsky, director of marketing, read “The Giving Tree”and “Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus” to this group of pre-Kstudents at Sylvester Elementary in Berrien Springs.
|Next: No Bossy Birds
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Charlotte Smith, communications and public relations manager,reading “Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus”.
|Next: Listening to the Boss 
Honor CEO Scott McFarland reading to first-graders at TrinityLutheran School in Berrien Springs.
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