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Published February 27, 2009, 12:30 p.m. EST

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Updated August 27, 2020, 12:47 a.m. EDT

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CSCU Awards Scholarships To 3 CUs

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CLEARWATER, Fla.-Card Services for Credit Unions has awarded $5,000 in Community Outreach Scholarships to three deserving credit unions. Credit unions were invited to submit their best community outreach plans for 2009 to win scholarship funding for their cause.

First place went to Bucks First FCU, Bristol, Penn., for its 2009 Financial Boot Camp. Second place went to Pikes Peak CU, in Colorado Springs, Colo., for its Third Annual Spirit of the Season program and third place award went to Montgomery, Ala.-based MAX CU's MAX4Kids Foundation.

For info: www.cscu.net

PSB Named Supplier Of The Year

LAKE FOREST, Calif.-PSB The Marketing SuperSource was recognized as Supplier of the Year by CUES during the association's annual CEO network conference in Las Vegas. CUES recognizes the top industry vendors annually by assessing the contributions and accomplishments of the respective companies.

PSB was founded in 1991 as a specialty printer with a focus on financial service clients in the Southern California market. PSB's SourceBook design catalogs offer pre-created promotional designs. Over the course of the following 14 years, PSB grew rapidly throughout the U.S. and today serves over 600 clients across the country.

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