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Teachers Federal Credit Union Raises $924K+ For Children's Miracle Network Hospitals
The 3rd Annual Golf Tournament was held at the Westhampton Country Club.

WESTHAMPTON BEACH, NY — Teachers Federal Credit Union raised more than $924,000 for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals through its third annual Golf Tournament and a company-wide fundraising effort, held at the Westhampton Country Club recently.
The event, held on June 4, brought together more than 150 golfers, sponsors, and supporters, all united around one mission — supporting kids and families in need of lifesaving care, Teachers said.
And it's not the first time: In 2024 alone, the credit union raised more than $1.1 million for nonprofit partners and logged more than 3,000 employee volunteer hours, with a focus on education, healthcare, and family support.
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"We are proud to support Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals and the incredible care they provide to children and families nationwide," said Brad Calhoun, president and CEO of Teachers Federal Credit Union. "Thanks to the generous support of our business partners, employees, and members, our third annual golf tournament was a tremendous success, and we look forward to building on this impact in the years ahead."
As part of its ongoing commitment to supporting children and families in the communities it serves, Teachers Federal Credit Union, based in Hauppauge, has directed fundraising contributions to hospitals across both New York and Florida — where many of the credit union’s members live, work, and bank.
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Donations have supported Cohen Children’s Medical Center in Queens, Golisano Children’s Hospital of Southwest Florida in Fort Myers, and Nicklaus Children’s Hospital in Miami, Teachers said.
Aligned with its guiding principle of Building a Strong Community, Teachers Federal Credit Union said that it actively supports the communities it serves through charitable giving and volunteerism.
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