WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - (09/02/05) --Credit unions in New Orleans andalong the Gulf Coast are going to need a great deal of assistancein the coming weeks, perhaps even including staffing. But theexperts are all cautioning that even though the intentions may begood, no one should rush to the affected areas looking tovolunteer. Rather, should you wish to offer your services to acredit union in need, The Credit Union Journal is collecting namesof individuals within the credit union community who would bewilling to volunteer their time to fill in for staff and managementwho either are unable to return to work, or who need time off. TheCredit Union Journal will build a database of those names, and thenbe in touch with the respective state leagues to make them awarevolunteers are available if needed. If you are willing to help,please forward your name to fdiekmann@cujournal.com.
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