During this time of uncertainty, health care facilities are experiencing a shortage of personal protective equipment (PPE). Amid the coronavirus threat, our credit union team members wanted to show their commitment to healthcare workers and the Santa Clarita Valley community, donating 1,000 N95 masks to Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital, our local partner.
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Logix Federal Credit Union Donates 1,000 N95 Masks to Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital
Posted by Alethia C. on 4/22/2020
Topics: Community Stars
John Muir Middle School Donated 3,500 Non-Perishable Items to Support Burbank Temporary Aid Center in the Wake of Coronavirus
Posted by Alethia C. on 3/20/2020
John Muir Middle School, in partnership with Logix Federal Credit Union, collected 3,500 non-perishable items for Burbank Temporary Aid Center just before the school closed on March 13. The City of Burbank’s Public Works picked up these items on March 19 for delivery to BTAC.
Topics: Community Stars
Logix Federal Credit Union Partnered with SCV Project Linus during Inaugural Community Day
Posted by Alethia C. on 10/16/2018
More than 500 of our employees joined together to make blankets for the Santa Clarita Valley chapter of Project Linus during our inaugural Community Day of service. The event was hosted at the Hyatt Regency Valencia on October 8.
Topics: Community Stars
Our "Dive Into Giving: Under the Sea Toy Drive" made a real splash among Logix team members, who donated an assortment of delightful gifts for children at Penny Lane Centers. We hold a toy drive for them annually and are continually blown away by the support shown. This event started in late July and wrapped up in August. (See what we did there?)
Topics: Community Stars
Later this year, our Logix employees will have an opportunity to give back to our Santa Clarita community in a very special way. We'll be making blankets for Project Linus, a nonprofit that makes and donates blankets that are then used to comfort children in the NICU.
Topics: Great Place to Work, Community Stars
After two years of phone calls with cable representatives, we finally cut the cable and increased our internet speed instead. We researched other options to see if we could save some dough and receive better service. I was spending more time on the phone than I wanted and time is money, right? We had to make decisions on what value we wanted to place on entertainment, and determine the price we were willing to pay.
Topics: Consumerism, Saving
Everyone talks about saving money, but isn’t saving time just as important? You can always make money, but you really can’t make more time, or can you?
Dinner and a show can hit the cost spectrum on the high end, low end or no end. Living in Los Angeles makes for a variety of meal and theater experiences. Earlier this year, we wanted to see Angela Lansbury in “Blithe Spirit.” Side note – She’s 90 years old. And, still actively acting and performing. Wow!