LAS VEGAS – Nevada Federal Credit Union was named a “Diversity Champion” at the Southern Nevada Hispanic Employment Program’s (SNHEP) recent annual award ceremony here. The award recognizes organizations that support SNHEP’s mission to educate, employ and develop the Hispanic community, thereby enhancing the economic development of Southern Nevada. “Nevada Federal is proud to share in SNHEP’s commitment to be a valued and comprehensive community resource,” said NFCU Community Outreach Manager Rosi Chicas. In selecting NFCU for this award, SNHEP highlighted the volunteer support NFCU gives to the program and to the Las Vegas community as a whole.
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