Warner Robins, GA — Robins Financial Credit Union will be giving back to the community during the holidays with their 25 Days of Holiday Giving. They selected 25 different organizations throughout their county radius to provide a monetary donation to help the organizations with their holiday festivities. The following organizations received a donation during the second week:

· Kids Yule Love in Macon received a $1,000 donation. This organization provides toys to children during the holidays.

· Salvation Army in Warner Robins received a $500 donation. This organization works to fight hunger and poverty in the community.

· Feed Center Outreach Ministry in Ft. Valley received a $500 donation. This organization sponsors meal donations to families in need.

· Senior Center in Gray received a $500 donation. This organization assists the elderly and homebound residents.

Warner Robins, GA — Robins Financial Credit Union will be giving back to the community during the holidays with their 25 Days of Holiday Giving. They selected 25 different organizations throughout their county radius to provide a monetary donation to help the organizations with their holiday festivities. The following organizations received a donation during the first week:

· Macon Outreach in Macon received a $1,000 donation. This organization addresses the needs of those living in poverty by providing food and clothing assistance.

· Food Pantry in Warner Robins received a $500 donation. This organization provides food assistance.

· Monroe County Family Connection in Forsyth received a $500 donation. This organization will deliver stockings to children in the community. 

Macon, GA —Robins Financial Credit Union recently contributed $2,000 to the Middle Georgia Community Food Bank.

“Due to this donation, the Middle Georgia Community Food Bank will be able to provide close to 16,000 meals. We are striving to not only feed the line but shorten it as well. We will be able to purchase more nutritious foods so individuals can choose to have healthier and productive lives,” said Doug Rohme, Executive Director for Middle Georgia Community Food Bank.

Since 1981, Middle Georgia Community Food Bank has solicited, transported, sorted, stored, and distributed millions of pounds of food every year to the needy, hungry, and homeless in Middle Georgia through its participating nonprofit agencies in 24 counties of Middle Georgia. For more information about the Middle Georgia Community Food Bank, visit www.mgcfb.org.