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 Pays Admission at Airborne Speedway
SeaComm recently paid admission costs at the Airborne Speedway in Plattsburgh. The event was announced in advance, and 500 people enjoyed the race for free on Saturday, May 28. 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 enables SeaComm staff to perform random acts of kindness in the communities they serve.
Pictured (l to r) from SeaComm are AVP of Retail Operations & Regional Manager Yvonne Alterie and Financial Service Assistant Janelle Simpson.
SeaComm Pays for Orders at Nomad Coffee
SeaComm recently covered the cost of orders at Nomad Coffee in Essex Junction. The event was announced in advance, and 123 people received free coffee and breakfast paid for by the credit union. SeaComm staff also provided each individual with coffee tumblers, reusable grocery bags and other giveaway items. This event is part of the credit union’s Pay-It-Forward Program, which enables SeaComm staff to perform random acts of kindness in the communities they serve.
Pictured from left are Nomad Coffee Barista Tyler Philbrook, Nomad Coffee Manager Matt Zuanich, and SeaComm VP of Retail Operations Rick Maloney.
SeaComm Announces Summer Grant Program Recipient
SeaComm recently selected Jacob Perry as the 2022 Summer Grant Program Recipient. The program was created by the credit union to give local youth the opportunity to help start and grow a new business. Jacob is a student at Parishville-Hopkinton Central School, and started his business, Jake’s Campfire Wood, to sell firewood to homes and seasonal camps in the area. The funds will be used to assist with the purchase of a trailer, allowing Jacob to distribute wood to more locations. To learn about Jake’s Campfire Wood, visit: https://jakes-campfire-wood.business.site.
Pictured from left are SeaComm Member Business Loan Analyst Jeffrey Dollinger, SeaComm Summer Grant Program Recipient Jacob Perry, and SeaComm Member Business Loan Manager Craig Chevalier.
SeaComm Donates to Police Activities League of Massena
SeaComm recently presented a $5,000 check to the Police Activities League (PAL) of Massena. The funds will be used to support the 4th Annual Charity Golf Tournament, which is being held at The Malone Golf Club on June 17, 2022. All proceeds from the tournament will help to promote PAL’s mission to foster positive relationships between local youth and law enforcement officers through fun and engaging programs.
Pictured from left are SeaComm Senior VP of Lending Operations & PAL Board Chair Sherry Thompson and SeaComm President & Chief Executive Officer Scott A. Wilson.
SeaComm Pays for Orders at Tim Hortons
SeaComm recently covered the cost of drive-thru orders at Tim Hortons in Canton and Raymondville. The event was announced in advance, and nearly 150 people received free breakfast or lunch paid for by the credit union. SeaComm staff also provided each individual with reusable grocery bags, coffee tumblers, pop sockets and other giveaway items. This event is part of the credit union’s Pay-It-Forward Program, which empowers SeaComm staff to perform random acts of kindness in the communities they serve.
Pictured from left are Tim Hortons Customer Zach Ahola and SeaComm Business Development Manager Jerry Manor.
SeaComm Supports the Madrid Dam Music Series
SeaComm recently presented a $500 donation in support of the Madrid Dam Music Series. The funds will be used to sponsor musical entertainment for the upcoming summer 2022 season. All concerts are family-friendly and will take place in the Madrid Municipal Park, located at 1835 Route 35, Madrid.
Pictured from left are SeaComm Financial Service Representative Rebecca Burcume, SeaComm Head Teller Rose Lapoint-Matthews, and Madrid Dam Music Series Volunteer Anna Campbell.
SeaComm Donates to Lydia's Warm Fuzzies for Ukraine
SeaComm recently delivered a donation of supplies in support of Lydia’s Warm Fuzzies for Ukraine. The initiative was created by Lydia Janovsky, Massena Central 3rd Grade Student and granddaughter of longtime SeaComm employee Jerry Manor. The donated supplies included hygiene products, pet food, and stuffed animals, which will be sent to Ukrainian soldiers, refugees, and children affected by the ongoing crisis. If you are encouraged to give, items can be dropped off at the front entrance inside the main door of Massena High School until Friday, May 6.
Pictured from left are SeaComm Business Development Manager Jerry Manor and Massena Central 3rd Grade Student Lydia Janovsky.
SeaComm Supports 4-H North Wind Farm Day Camp
SeaComm recently donated $760 to the Cornell Cooperative Extension, in support of the 4-H North Wind Farm Day Camp. The donation will give four local children the opportunity to experience outdoor fun and agricultural awareness programs at the camp, which is located in Canton. The Farm Day Camp Scholarship Fund is available for area youth 5-12 years old, who would not otherwise have the funds to attend.
Pictured from left are SeaComm Financial Service Representative Rose Ellison, SeaComm Branch Manager Barb Bessette, and North Wind Program Leader Jackie Card.
SeaComm Pays for 200 Orders at Tim Hortons
SeaComm recently covered the cost of drive-thru orders at Tim Hortons in Massena and Akwesasne. The event was announced in advance, and 200 people received free breakfast or lunch paid for by the credit union. SeaComm staff also provided each individual with coffee tumblers, reusable grocery bags, hand sanitizer and other giveaway items. This gesture is part of the credit union’s Pay-It-Forward Program, which enables SeaComm staff to perform random acts of kindness in the communities they serve.
Pictured from left are Tim Hortons Customer Ruth LaPage and SeaComm Business Development Manager Jerry Manor.
SeaComm Donates to Claxton-Hepburn Medical Center Auxiliary
SeaComm recently provided a $500 donation to the Claxton-Hepburn Medical Center (CHMC) Auxiliary. The donation will be used to fund the second prize at the upcoming “Summer CA$H Splash” Raffle. Proceeds from the raffle will support the CHMC Auxiliary in its mission to raise money for the medical center and to enhance the quality of healthcare in the community.
Pictured (l to r) are SeaComm Teller Mackenzie Polniak and CHMC Auxiliary Members: Peggy Cummings, Allyson Smith, Ramona Kennedy, Janice Shoen, Agnes Lightfoot, Colleen Anderson and Darlene Liscum.
