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The National Credit Union Administration, an independent federal agency, is giving nearly $40,000 to five credit unions across Maine as part of a competitive grant process.
U.S. Rep. Bruce Poliquin announced the grant funding Wednesday. The five credit unions are among 225 across the country to receive over $2 million for the agency’s second grant round.
“Our community credit unions are the backbone of Maine's economy,” Poliquin said in a statement. “This grant shows the NCUA's commitment to helping our credit unions and small businesses.”
Here are the recipients for NCUA’s second grant round:
• Eastmill Federal Credit Union, East Millinocket - $7,500
• Brewer Federal Credit Union, Brewer - $8,775
• Lincoln Maine Federal Credit Union, Lincoln - $ 7,500
• Changing Seasons Federal Credit Union, Hampden - $10,000
• Community Credit Union, Lewiston - $5,500
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