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Christian Community Credit Union's card that "Gives to Missions” program has a mission of its own. Every time members make a purchase using their Christian Community Credit Union credit or debit card, the Credit Union donates to missions and ministries. The donation is based on the interchange income - the amount that merchants pay to card issuers such as the Credit Union. Donation recipients are primarily ministries and organizations who are members of Christian Community Credit Union. Through the years, the Credit Union’s credit card program has contributed to the following:
 

Christian Community Credit Union donated $10,000 in a matching grant campaign to Asian Access. The amount donated went towards leadership development programs to pastors in nine countries as well as helped launch the Asian Access ministry in Bangladesh.

The Credit Union donated $20,000 to World Missions Far Corners to replace a medical missions boat in Peru that had been destroyed while carrying out its work. The new boat will continue to bring medical care as well as the gospel to the native people living along the rivers of the Amazon jungle basin.

Christian Community Credit Union’s card that "Gives to Missions” program pledges $232,500 to bring help and hope to the poor and remote villages in Northern Thailand. Not only are we helping change lives economically and physically but also spiritually.

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 " The 'Launch a Village’  Project is an answer to prayer. Not only do we help bring water and life skills to the poor and remote villages in Thailand, we’re also sharing about the Living Water that will flow into each of the villager’s heart and soul.” 
- Becky Mann, Missionary, Integrated Tribal Development Programme  

Hector M. Gonzalez (Right)
Christian Community Credit Union's Membership Rep, presents a $50,000 check to Reid Trulson (Left), Executive Director of the American Baptist International Ministries (IM) and Ruth Clark, IM Board President. The amount came from the Credit Union's "Cards that Give to Missions" program.