Polish & Slavic Federal Credit Union on New York City’s Fifth Avenue

As every year, volunteers and employees of the Polish & Slavic Federal Credit Union and their families and friends marched up New York City’s Fifth Avenue in the Pulaski Day Parade.

On a sunny but somewhat windy first Sunday of October, the PSFCU contingent of several dozen  people marched down Fifth Avenue New York. As every year, we were accompanied by a float – this time among the colored balloons there was also a Florida palm tree, a symbol of our new offering: mortgage loans granted in the state of Florida. Representatives of our Credit Union this year were equipped with three kinds of flags: the American flag, the Polish flag, and the PSFCU’s corporate logo.

For over twenty years, the Polish & Slavic Federal Credit Union has actively participated in and financially supported  the Pulaski Parade in New York.  It has been its largest sponsor for many years, treating the parade as an expression of the Polish community’s support, due to which it exists. “The parade takes place thanks to the Polish communities of New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Pennsylvania and Massachusetts. We are proud that our Credit Union may support such a valuable initiative,” said Krzysztof Matyszczyk, Chairman of the PSFCU Board of Directors. “First of all, please note the patron of this year’s Parade, Saint John Paul II. I think it’s worth remember his character at every opportunity, because there was no greater Pole in history,” said PSFCU CEO/President Bogdan Chmielewski.
 

This year, representatives of the Polish & Slavic Federal Credit Union participated in the Pulaski Day Parade, which crossed the Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia for the 81st time. Employees of our Credit Union branch in Trenton marched through the streets of the city, joined by the Mobile Branch.
 

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ABOUT PSFCU: Founded in Brooklyn, NY in 1976, PSFCU is the largest ethnic credit union in the U.S. with more than $2 billion in assets. It offers carefully tailored financial products and services to its 135,000 members and their families throughout the country, mainly through its 20 branches in New York, New Jersey, Illinois and Pennslyvania. Long known for its commitment to the communities it serves, the credit union proudly sponsors and supports countless Polish-American organizations, schools, churches and cultural events that all help make local neighborhoods succeed and thrive.