Financial Services & You Seminar Set for September 11 | Register Today!
8/30/2024(Danville, PA) – The Financial Services & You Seminar, aimed to educate individuals with disabilities, their families, friends and caretakers, will be held in partnership at CSIU Work Foundations+ located at 911 Greenough Street, Sunbury on Wednesday, September 11 beginning at 12:30 pm.
The seminar is presented by Service 1st Federal Credit Union and will feature expert panelists in the areas of finance, education and human services assisting people with physical and developmental disabilities.
It will be facilitated by Sarah Smith, a Member Service Representative at Service 1st’s Mifflinburg Branch. Last year, she was named CrossState Credit Union Association’s 2023 Credit Union Ambassador, for her efforts to highlight financial information specifically for the special needs community.
Smith is the mother of two young boys with disabilities, and she had often worried about how to best prepare for their financial futures.
“As a member of the Service 1st team for the past three years, I’ve seen so many families like mine that don’t know how our services and products could help them,” Smith said. “I wanted to find a way to change that and give these families the direction they need.”
Helpful information is already available at www.service1.org/servicesandyou, and now guests of the Financial Services & You Seminar will be able to hear from experts first-hand and have their own questions answered. The panel will include representatives from Service 1st, SUNCOM Industries, Central Susquehanna Intermediate Unit (CSIU), Office of Vocational Rehabilitation (OVR), OVR Early Reach and the Pennsylvania Treasury.
Seating is limited.
To register, visit: https://bit.ly/3Zb7Lsl.
Additional information and resources, as well as refreshments, will be made available at the event.
For more informaton, visit the link above, or the chat icon below to connect with a member of our team through chat, or call our Contact Center at 800.562.6049.
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The seminar is presented by Service 1st Federal Credit Union and will feature expert panelists in the areas of finance, education and human services assisting people with physical and developmental disabilities.
It will be facilitated by Sarah Smith, a Member Service Representative at Service 1st’s Mifflinburg Branch. Last year, she was named CrossState Credit Union Association’s 2023 Credit Union Ambassador, for her efforts to highlight financial information specifically for the special needs community.
Smith is the mother of two young boys with disabilities, and she had often worried about how to best prepare for their financial futures.
“As a member of the Service 1st team for the past three years, I’ve seen so many families like mine that don’t know how our services and products could help them,” Smith said. “I wanted to find a way to change that and give these families the direction they need.”
Helpful information is already available at www.service1.org/servicesandyou, and now guests of the Financial Services & You Seminar will be able to hear from experts first-hand and have their own questions answered. The panel will include representatives from Service 1st, SUNCOM Industries, Central Susquehanna Intermediate Unit (CSIU), Office of Vocational Rehabilitation (OVR), OVR Early Reach and the Pennsylvania Treasury.
Seating is limited.
To register, visit: https://bit.ly/3Zb7Lsl.
Additional information and resources, as well as refreshments, will be made available at the event.
For more informaton, visit the link above, or the chat icon below to connect with a member of our team through chat, or call our Contact Center at 800.562.6049.
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