COLUMBUS, Ohio – Representatives from area credit unions turned over the keys to a new home for Habitat for Humanity last week. About 20 local credit unions and related businesses raised $75,000 to build the house in Columbus’ Linden neighborhood through their ‘Dollar for Dreams’ program. The credit unions raised money by donating proceeds from parking fees at the Ohio State football game and the sale of paper houses in their branches. About 150 credit union employees helped build the house.
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