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  • Ethel Clark-Smith, AFGE Local 1770 - 2008 Lifeline Trust recipient

    Union benefits came through for me when times were the most difficult.  I’m thankful to my union. The funds helped me pay my bills, which was a big help.

    — Ethel Clark-Smith, AFGE Local 1770 - 2008 Lifeline Trust recipient

  • Jerzy Sikorski, IUOE Local 25 - 2007 First Time Homebuyer recipient

    My good union job has meant so much to me and my family and the Union Plus Mortgage Program is one more way my union has helped me.

    — Jerzy Sikorski, IUOE Local 25 - 2007 First Time Homebuyer recipient

  • Connie Gulley, IBEW Local 176 - 2008 Mortgage Assistance program recipient

    I have a lot of trust in my union and the benefits they offer,” she says. “I know they’ll always stand by me.

    — Connie Gulley, IBEW Local 176 - 2008 Mortgage Assistance program recipient

  • Alagie Sanyang, SWMIA Local 77 - 2007 NLC Scholarship winner

    Without this scholarship, I don't think there would be a college degree in my future.

    — Alagie Sanyang, SWMIA Local 77 - 2007 NLC Scholarship winner

  • Vanda Samol, AFSCME Local 1000 (CSEA) - 2007 Lifeline Trust recipient

    The only reason I was able to stay on top of bills was my AFSCME coworkers and the credit card Lifeline Trust benefit.

    — Vanda Samol, AFSCME Local 1000 (CSEA) - 2007 Lifeline Trust recipient

  • Rita Hurst, AFGE Local 2422 - 2007 Mortgage Assistance program recipient

    It's nice to know that other added membership benefits include layoff and disability assistance.  This adds a measure of security.

    — Rita Hurst, AFGE Local 2422 - 2007 Mortgage Assistance program recipient

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