BROOKLYN, N.Y. – Polish & Slavic FCU, the nation’s largest ethnic-based credit union awarded almost $300,000 in college scholarships last week to 191 students, one of the largest scholarship grants by a credit union. The grants ranged from $1,000 to $5,000. All recipients were credit union members. The $1.1 billion grant has awarded more than $1 million in scholarships since it began the program six years ago. The program is the second-largest credit union scholarship, exceeded only by North Carolina State Employees CU’s annual $7 million program.
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