Enbright Credit Union participates in the 14th Annual Toy Field

Enbright Credit Union has been busy this holiday season! With donations from Enbright’s members and auto dealer partners, Enbright Credit Union purchased boys’ and girls’ bikes, toys, and games for local children and senior citizens to open on Christmas morning! Starting as early as October, Enbright Credit Union promotes the Annual Toy Field that directly benefits the Salvation Army Nashville Area.

Hosted at Nissan Stadium, both businesses and individuals alike generously donated 1,000’s of toys, bikes, and games to the registered “angels” within Nashville and surrounding areas. With a goal to “Fill the Boat”, Salvation Army had a large speed boat in front of Nissan Stadium. This year, Enbright raised over $2,000 to purchase gifts for children and seniors, in hopes to meet that goal.

Enbright Credit Union, CEO, Ron Smith met with Jason ‘J-Mart’ Martin, and Ramon Foster on 104-5. The Zone to discuss Enbright Credit Union’s role and how important it is to give back to the local community. Enbright Credit Union has participated in the Salvation Army’s Annual Toy Field benefitting the Forgotten Angel Program for several years. J-Mart asked what keeps bringing Enbright back every year, Ron Smith replied “Credit Unions, that’s what we do, we give back to our community.”

When asked what his favorite must-have Christmas toy is, it is no surprise to those who know him, Ron replied: “A stick horse. I’ve always had a horse and wasn’t until my 30’s that I got a horse. Now I have 4 of them!”  

All the toys will be sent to The Salvation Army’s Christmas Joy Shop where registered families will visit later this month to pick out gifts for their kids. The Salvation Army will reach over 8,500 angels this season. Enbright Credit Union can only imagine the children’s happy glow on Christmas morning. Enbright Credit Union looks forward to participating again next year.

Merry Christmas!

To our generous contributors to Enbright’s Toy Field Fund supporting Salvation Army’s Forgotten Angels Program.

THANK YOU! 

Thank you to our generous contributors to Enbright’s Toy Field Fund benefitting Salvation Army’s Forgotten Angels Program. We could not do it without your annual support to this important worthwhile community outreach event. 

We know you’ve brought a smile and cheer to local children and senior citizens in need this year. Thank you for your ongoing support and generosity! 

On Saturday, November 4th, the Enbright Team celebrated the Annual Field of Honor® on the grounds of Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage.

The Exchange Club of Donelson-Hermitage, in conjunction with the Colonial Flag Foundation, proudly hosted the Sixth Annual Field of Honor® on the grounds of Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage.

The field featured over 1,000 3’x5’ American Flags. Proceeds went towards helping American Veterans, child abuse prevention, and other Exchange Club projects benefitting our community and country.

Community Speakers were Rhori Johnston, Anchor, NewsChannel5, Steven Fisher, Executive Pastor at Donelson First Baptist Church & Air Force Veteran, Paul Stumb, IV, Cumberland University President & Professor & Commander in US Navy Reserves Jody Derrick, Parkhaven Communities, Wayne Tucker, President Exchange Club of Donelson-Hermitage and Howard Kittell, President/CEO of Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage.

Enbright Credit Union was proud to participate and contribute as a Stars & Stripes Sponsor! 

Enbright Credit Union is fighting hunger right in Middle Tennessee!

The team at Enbright Credit Union saw a need in our community – food!

To help fight the hunger that our community struggles with every day, the Enbright Credit Union team has launched a food pantry, and we need your assistance! This is a great opportunity for you to help make a difference directly in the community you live, work and/or worship! We hope we can count on your support in aiding men, women, and children within your communities that struggle with hunger every day.

Did you know? In Tennessee, 905,090 people are facing hunger – and of them 237,100 are children. To help combat these staggering and heartbreaking numbers, Enbright Credit Union’s Food Pantry will be open 5 days a week for food donation drop-off and monetary contributions. With your support, all non-perishable dried food goods and canned will be donated to Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee, Sumner County Food Bank, and the Hendersonville Home Bound Meals Program within Sumner County.

SO – How can YOU help? Donate nonperishable food items at Enbright Credit Union Branch Location during regular business hours.

Much needed items include:

• Canned goods: vegetables, soups, or canned fruit
• Boxed Items: dried pasta, dried beans, or whole grains such as oatmeal.
• Canned protein: canned chicken, tuna, beef stew.
• Baby Food, or Dried Milk products.

And remember, no matter how big or small the donation, every bit helps!

Thank you for your generous support!