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SECU to Support University of Maryland Children's Hospital
SECU, Maryland's largest credit union, has joined with UM's Men's Basketball to donate $5 to Points for Pediatrics for every point scored.
For the fourth year in a row, SECU – Maryland’s largest credit union – is partnering with the University of Maryland Men’s Basketball Team to support Points for Pediatrics.
SECU will donate $5 to Points for Pediatrics and the University of Maryland Children’s Hospital for every point scored by the Maryland Men during the Terps’ 2015-16 regular season.
Over the past three years, SECU has donated more than $33,000 to the University of Maryland Children’s Hospital through Points for Pediatrics. Last year alone, a memorable regular season for the Terps turned into a SECU donation of $10,800 to the hospital after the Terps finished the 2014-15 regular season scoring 2,160 points.
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“SECU is always excited to team up with our long-time partner, the Terps, to support Points for Pediatrics,” says SECU Assistant Vice President of Marketing Carmen David Mirabile. “The University of Maryland Children’s Hospital has long been recognized for the tremendous care and treatment it provides to children with chronic and critical illness. This season is off to a great start already, and we wish the Terps the best of luck throughout”.
About SECU
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Founded in Baltimore in 1951, SECU is the largest state-chartered credit union in Maryland, with over 230,000 members. SECU is ranked among the top 50 credit unions for total assets in the U.S. As of September, 2015, assets were $2.8 billion. Headquartered in Linthicum, MD, SECU has 23 branches and 107 ATMs throughout Maryland. SECU also provides access to thousands of ATMs through the CO-OP and Allpoint networks. For more information about SECU, visit www.secumd.org.
About The University of Maryland Children’s Hospital
The University of Maryland Children’s Hospital combines state-of-the-art medicine with family-centered care. We understand that children aren’t merely small adults, which is why we treat them as unique individuals. With more than 120 pediatric physicians on staff who are trained in over 30 specialty areas, we are recognized throughout Maryland and the mid-Atlantic region as a valuable resource for critically and chronically ill children. Learn more at umm.edu/pediatrics