Special Guest:   Donald J. Sarich

President / CEO of Permaculture Credit Union

www.pcuonline.org

PERMACULTURE CREDIT UNION

 Where is Your Money and What is it Doing???

COST:   Free.  Open to the public, no registration necessary.  Please remember to bring a healthful dish, snacks, and or juice to contribute to the potluck.

DESCRIPTION:   For those who care about the health of the planet and a sustainable future, the important question is, “Is your money working for or against the future that you envision?”

The PCU (www.pcuonline.org) is an unique Credit Union membership owned and dedicated to the "Ethics of Permaculture".   Rated one of the ten best green banking and investing firms in the U.S. by Co-op America and the Social Investment Forum's Community Investing Campaign.

PCU Sustainable Loan Discount Program covers:

• Home energy efficiency upgrades

• Loans for environmentally friendly cars

• Mortgage financing for non-toxic, sustainable houses

• Solar Installations, permaculture landscapes, water catchment

Come meet Donald J. Sarich, President/CEO of the Permaculture Credit Union and learn more about what the PCU can offer you.

After the meeting, join us for an afternoon of education and fellowship in a urban homestead setting. There will be a potluck and servings of organic homemade ice cream made using fresh strawberries from our garden for sale.

The evening will conclude with a performance under the stars by musician and guitar player Tony Pereira.

MORE ABOUT :   Donald J. Sarich was hired by the Board of Directors of PCU as full time President/CEO in March of 2003.  Donald graduated from Vincennes University with an Associates Degree of Science in Business Administration.  He also graduated from Indiana University Northwest with a Bachelors of Science with dual majors of Business Administration and Accounting along with minors in Finance and Economics. 

Donald has been involved with the credit union movement for eleven years.  His experiences in the credit union movement started as a teller then he worked his ways to Manager of Mortgage Lending.  He also worked as Assistant Bookkeeper and helped in a wide array of different positions in the credit union industry.  He has also volunteered his time as a member of the Supervisory Committee for East Division Federal Credit Union. 

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