In addition to their job responsibilities, Advia Credit Unionemployees delivered more than 600 toys to six Salvation Army sites.The toys were donated by members and employees through Angel Treeslocated in the lobbies of the Kalamazoo, Mich.-based credit union's24 branches in Michigan, Wisconsin and Illinois.
More than 60 Advia employees volunteered more than 300 hours atSalvation Army Toy Towns, bagging and stocking toys and helpingparents choose just the right bike, game, doll or Star Wars Legosset. “We have been helping out at the Salvation Army for thepast week or so,” Teller Kristi Heacock said. “I just like givingback.” Breanne Miller, a member services specialist, agreed.
“It's such an amazing cause,” she said. “You can give a familyChristmas.”
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