Community Impact

Community Impact

Boldly uplifting the communities where we work and live.

From teaching financial education, to distributing critical food supplies to our neighbors in need, to being a proud supporter of Special Olympics Oregon and many other organizations, we are committed to helping our members, our neighbors, and our communities thrive.

Our Impact Stats

405
Hours spent teaching financial education
45
Hours taught in Spanish
2,832
Students taught financial education
1,751
Hours volunteered in our community
66%
Percentage of team who volunteers
$197k
Raised for local community partners

Community Support

We’re as much a part of our local communities as mountains and evergreen trees. Here are a few events and organizations we’re passionate about supporting:

Super Plungers running into the water for SOOR

Special Olympics Oregon

We regularly partner with Special Olympics Oregon, showcasing a commitment to empowering athletes with intellectual disabilities through sports by providing financial support, volunteering, and promoting awareness, contributing significantly to the athletes’ development and joy. This partnership underscores our dedication to inclusivity and community engagement, aligning with our broader mission of support for underserved communities.

Embold employees delivering food boxes for CSC

Clackamas Service Center

We’re committed to supporting Clackamas Service Center by pledging financial support and many hours of volunteering by delivering Food Boxes to those in need. This contribution is vital for the service center, which provides essential services to those in need within Clackamas County and its surrounding areas. Clackamas Service Center offers a wide range of services including meals, grocery boxes, medical services, mail services, showers, laundry, and more, benefiting over 3,000 households each month.

Embold employees volunteering at Project48

Project 48

Our partnership with Project48 focuses on enhancing financial literacy, supporting affordable housing, and aiding small business growth in underserved communities. This collaboration echoes our commitment to social impact and community empowerment. Through providing resources and expertise, we play a pivotal role in driving positive change within these communities.

Embold employee giving a workshop to Spanish speaking community

Unidos Bridging Community

Unidos Bridging Community is a nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering an inclusive and equitable community by supporting the integration and participation of the Hispanic community in Yamhill County. Our partnership with Unidos focuses on advocacy, education, and community engagement to empower the Hispanic community with the tools and resources necessary to thrive and achieve their financial dreams.

The David D. Spear Community Room

The David D. Spear Community Room, nestled within Embold’s Administrative Building, offers a welcoming space for individuals and organizations in the community to host various events. With its versatile layout and modern amenities, the room provides a perfect setting for gatherings, workshops, meetings, and other functions. Renters benefit from a conducive environment supported by Embold’s commitment to fostering community engagement and collaboration.

Who is David D. Spear?

To reserve the Community Room for your event, click the link below, email your completed reservation request form to community.room@emboldcu.org, and we’ll reach out as soon as we can.

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Financial Wellness

A rising tide lifts all boats. This belief guides our financial education efforts and our commitment to sharing knowledge that helps our members feel confident in their financial decisions.

For Students

Embold partners with Financial Beginnings, which offers financial classes for students in high school and college in Clackamas County. Topics include banking, budgeting, credit, investments, career and education paths, comparing school and costs, managing debt accumulation, and managing debt after college. With nearly a dozen employee volunteers, our team teaches about 1,500-2,000 students a year, in both English and Spanish.

For Adults

Each year, we host a series of workshops specifically designed for the financial wellness of our members and community. The sessions are free and family and friends are always welcome. These workshops are also conducted for our credit union’s community partners throughout the year, available in both English and Spanish.

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