All four credit unions in Joplin, Mo., were damaged and closed after a devastating tornado tore through the town Sunday night and killed at least 89 people.
At least one CEO, Cindy Atteberry, president of the $22 million Joplin Metro Credit Union, said she lost her home, demolished in Sunday night's storm, and her CU reported minor damage at its locations.
At the request of Michael Beall, president/CEO of the Missouri Credit Union Association, the National Credit Union Foundation activated its online relief program, CUAid, soliciting donations from CUs across the U.S. to support CU victims and their families.
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