People Helping People
Founded in 2003, the United Heritage Charity Foundation was developed as a 501(c)(3) to support projects and organizations within local communities. Benefiting local charities, including organizations focused on family support services, healthcare, education initiatives as well as military and veteran assistance efforts, the Charity Foundation's top priority is contributing to deserving organizations that positively impact Central and East Texas to make a difference in people’s lives. United Heritage Charity Foundation epitomizes the credit union philosophy of "People Helping People," which is why each year we work with organizations who are striving to make our communities a better place to live, work and attend school.Austin Pets Alive!
Our 2024 Donation Partner
United Heritage Credit Union, through its Charity Foundation, has donated $20,000 to Austin Pets Alive!, reinforcing its steadfast commitment to animal welfare. This contribution significantly bolsters Austin Pets Alive!'s mission to save at-risk animals through innovative programs such as the Parvo Puppy ICU and Neonatal Kitten Nursery. The donation will fund essential needs like medical care, shelter, and food, enabling the organization to rescue and rehabilitate countless pets. Highlighting the partnership, Chelsea Schrimpf, AVP of Experience & Engagement, stated, " animal welfare is a cornerstone of our Foundation's focus." This initiative reflect United Heritage's dedication to community betterment and the values shared by its employees.
BookSpring
Our 2024 Donation Partner
United Heritage Credit Union has strengthened its commitment to education and literacy with a $20,000 donation to BookSpring through its Charity Foundation. BookSpring, a Central Texas nonprofit, is dedicated to fostering literacy by providing books to children and families in need, promoting a lifelong love of reading. The donation will enable the organization to distribute thousands of books, create home libraries, and inspire young readers, directly impacting educational equity in the community. Chelesa Schrimpf, AVP of Experience & Engagement, emphasized, "Access to books and the joy of reading can change lives." This collaboration underscored United Heritage's mission to empower future generations and bridge the literacy gap.