About BECU
Since 1995, BECU has supported Children's Miracle Network through the Credit Unions for Kids program.
Children's Miracle Network is a non-profit organization dedicated to raising funds for uncompensated care for over 170 children's hospitals throughout the U.S.
Children's hospitals work with their communities to provide services that meet the health, – more... education, safety and security needs of kids. Over 14 million children benefit from outside donations to CMN each year. And one hundred percent of the locally raised funds benefit the children at participating hospitals-from leading edge equipment and patient services to research and health education programs.
BECU and its employees have helped raise over $100,000 for CMN since 1995. We're proud of our dedication to the philosophy of "people helping people" and our commitment to volunteerism. A CMN committee is responsible for all CMN fundraising efforts such as: Car washes, auctions, holiday sales, cookie sales and entertainment book sales. These fundraisers have unified our employees to help children.
At BECU, we're dedicated to improving our communities. Helping children is one of the most significant aspects of that goal.
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