Library Books Bought By CUFoundation

May 31, 2005, 1:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

NORTH SUMMIT, Utah - (05/31/05) -- North Summit Elementary School willbe adding 1,000 new books to its library, courtesy of Utah's creditunions. The books will be purchased with a $4,700 grants from 100%For Kids Credit Union Education Foundation, a subsidiary of theUtah League of CUs. The league's education foundation had donatedmore than $3 million to teachers, classrooms and schools districtssince its creation in December 2002, with funds going t 39 of thestate's 40 school districts.

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