Community Involvement
At SeaComm, we’re committed to the credit union philosophy, “People Helping People.”
We’re focused on making our communities a better place to live, and we believe there’s no better way to do that than by giving back.
That’s why we proudly support local organizations to help strengthen the neighborhoods we serve and improve the quality of life for residents within our membership area. As your neighbor, we’re deeply involved with the community through volunteer efforts and financial contributions.
SeaComm Donates to River Lights at Bayside Park
SeaComm recently contributed a $1,000 donation in support of River Lights at Bayside Park. The funds will be used to help support the Second Annual River Lights event, which will take place on December 10 at Bayside Park in Morristown. The event is a month-long celebration which offers a holiday market, neighborhood block party, and a Christmas light display.
Pictured from left are SeaComm Teller Mackenzie White and Morristown Promotions Committee Volunteers Jennifer Young, Frank Putman and Deb Pingel.
SeaComm Pays for Ghost Tours in Plattsburgh
SeaComm recently covered the cost of ghost tours for more than 120 people in Plattsburgh. For the second consecutive year, the credit union invited the community to enjoy free ghost tours from the Greater Adirondack Ghost & Tour Company. Each individual also received complimentary donuts, cider, and Halloween candy. This gesture is part of the credit union’s Pay-It-Forward Program, which has enabled SeaComm staff to perform random acts of kindness in the communities they serve since 2017.
Pictured (l to r) from SeaComm are Financial Service Representative Jamie Rosney, Plattsburgh Branch Manager Melissa Comer, Greater Adirondack Ghost & Tour Company Owner Matt Boire, and SeaComm AVP of Retail Operations & Regional Manager Yvonne Alterie.
SeaComm Supports Orchard School Fun Run
SeaComm recently donated $500 in support of the Orchard School Fun Run. The event was held on October 7 at Orchard School in South Burlington, where students and their families experienced a run, walk or ride on a marked course. All proceeds from the event will be used to fund the new pre-school playground and support enrichment for teachers and students.
Pictured from left are Orchard School Assistant Principal Olivia Kane, SeaComm Assistant Branch Manager Vanessa Thompson, and Orchard School Principal Mark Trifilio.
SeaComm Pays for Orders at Jernabi Coffeehouse
SeaComm recently covered the cost of orders at Jernabi Coffeehouse in Potsdam. The event was announced in advance, and more than 100 people received free coffee and food paid for by the credit union. SeaComm staff also provided each individual with sunglasses, reusable straws and other giveaway items. This event is part of the credit union’s Pay-It-Forward Program, which has enabled SeaComm staff to perform random acts of kindness in the communities they serve since 2017.
Pictured (l to r) from SeaComm are Member Business Loan Manager Craig Chevalier and Potsdam Branch Manager Ashley Allen.
SeaComm Supports Almanzo & Laura Ingalls Wilder Association
SeaComm recently donated $500 to the Almanzo & Laura Ingalls Wilder Association. The funds have been used to support the Harvest Festival and Civil War Weekend which took place September 24-25 at the Wilder Homestead in Burke. The festival included live music, tours, children’s activities, and skirmishes by the Adirondack Regiment of Civil War Re-enactors and friends.
Pictured (l to r) are SeaComm Senior Teller Carla Mitchell, Almanzo Wilder Homestead Board President Dale Chapin, and SeaComm Branch Manager Christine Marshall.
SeaComm Pays It Forward at Prairie's Orchard
SeaComm recently covered the cost of donuts at Prairie’s Orchard, in Malone. Beginning at 11am, the first 150 individuals to arrive at the orchard on Friday, September 30, received one half dozen donuts for free. SeaComm staff also provided individuals with reusable grocery totes, sunglasses, reusable straws, and more giveaway items. This gesture is part of the credit union’s Pay-It-Forward Program, which has enabled SeaComm staff to perform random acts of kindness in the communities they serve since 2017.
Pictured (l to r) from SeaComm are Financial Service Assistant Nicole Mallette and Business Development Manager Jerry Manor.
SeaComm Buys Lunch for Ogdensburg Businesses
SeaComm recently showed its appreciation for local businesses with deliveries of pizza. The credit union purchased 50 pizzas from Cam’s Pizzeria and delivered them to more than 20 businesses throughout Ogdensburg. This random act of kindness is part of the SeaComm Pay-It-Forward program, and an effort to support the local business sector that plays a vital role in the community.
Pictured (l to r) are Bill Rapp Sales Manager Jordan Backus, SeaComm Business Development Manager Jerry Manor, and SeaComm Dealer Relationship Manager Danielle Uppstrom.
SeaComm Donates to WEB Program at JW Leary Junior High School
SeaComm recently presented a $500 donation to the WEB Program at JW Leary Junior High School in Massena. The WEB (Where Everybody Belongs) Program was created to provide elementary students with an easy transition into the junior high school environment, pairing them with WEB Leaders to ensure they are comfortable throughout the school year. The donation will be used to help fund a series social events during the course of the year, to promote a positive school environment.
Pictured (l to r) are WEB Coordinator Erin McLear, SeaComm Resolution Specialist Natacha Taylor, SeaComm Resolution Services Manager Lacey Peets, WEB Leaders Lauren Oliver and Mason Phelix, SeaComm Resolution Specialist Linda Rufa, and WEB Coordinator Michelle Trimboli.
SeaComm Supports Town of Louisville Oktobeer Fest
SeaComm recently donated $250 in support of the First Annual Town of Louisville Oktobeer Fest. The funds will be used to assist with the production of the event, which is being held on Saturday, October 1, from 12pm to 6pm at Whalen Park. The “Oktobeer” Fest will include food trucks, local vendors, and a cornhole tournament.
Pictured from left are SeaComm Financial Service Assistant Neva Benware and Louisville Town Clerk Joanne Cameron.
SeaComm Pays It Forward at Kaneb Orchards
SeaComm recently covered the cost of donuts at Kaneb Orchards, in Massena. Beginning at 11am, the first 200 individuals to arrive at the orchard on Friday, September 16, received one half dozen donuts for free. SeaComm staff also provided individuals with reusable grocery totes, phone fans, reusable straws, and more giveaway items. This gesture is part of the credit union’s Pay-It-Forward Program, which has enabled SeaComm staff to perform random acts of kindness in the communities they serve since 2017.
Pictured from left are event attendees Noelle LaTrace, Kristen LaTrace, and SeaComm Business Development Manager Jerry Manor.
SeaComm Pays for Orders at Dairy Queen in Massena
SeaComm recently covered the cost of orders at Dairy Queen in Massena. The event was announced in advance, and 529 people received free lunch and dinner paid for by the credit union on Thursday, August 25. SeaComm staff also provided each individual with reusable grocery bags, phone fans, and other giveaway items. This gesture is part of the credit union’s Pay-It-Forward program, which has enabled SeaComm staff to perform random acts of kindness throughout the region since 2017.
Pictured from left are Massena Resident Wanda Chambers and SeaComm President and Chief Executive Officer Scott A. Wilson.
