The holiday season once again brought out the spirit of generosity among Addition Financial Credit Union team members, who volunteered their time and resources to support nonprofits across Central Florida, North Florida, and South Georgia as part of the organization’s annual “Season of Giving” campaign.
Over the months of November and December, more than 150 Addition Financial volunteers dedicated over 450 hours of service through ten volunteer events benefiting ten different nonprofit organizations.
Team members spread holiday cheer through a variety of community projects, including:
- Holiday decorating for children and families staying at Give Kids the World Village
- Lobby decorating at Orlando Family Stage ahead of their holiday performances
- Donation sorting at Coalition for the Homeless of Central Florida
- The Feed the Community event with Second Harvest of the Big Bend
- Thanksgiving meal distribution at United Against Poverty Orlando
- Gingerbread house building with adults with disabilities at Quest, Inc.
- Cooking and Serving meals for families at Ronald McDonald House in Tallahassee
- Hosting Gift wrapping workshop for children receiving services at UCP of Central Florida
- Purchasing gifts for 35 children through the Devereux Advanced Behavioral Health Florida “Holiday Cheer” campaign
“Every year, our team members show incredible generosity through their time, energy, and compassion for others,” said Cassie Roach, Marketing Principal Specialist and Volunteer Coordinator at Addition Financial. “It’s inspiring to see how our employees go above and beyond to support so many worthy causes during the holidays. Their commitment to giving back truly reflects our values as a credit union that cares deeply about the communities we serve.”
Addition Financial offers all full-time and part-time team members 16 hours of paid volunteer time each year, empowering employees to make a direct impact on causes that matter most to them. In 2025, the credit union is on pace to exceed 1,700 total volunteer hours across its service regions.