RMJ Foundation Gets $7,500 Donation

June 20, 2005, 1:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

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WesCorp presented the Richard Myles Johnson Foundation with a $7,500 donation at WesCorp's Annual Meeting and Future Forum Golf Tournament to support the foundation's mission of promoting the education and professional development of credit union leaders, and consumer financial literacy. WesCorp CEO Bob Siravo to Richard M. Johnson, the former WesCorp CEO and the foundation's namesake who now sits on the foundation's board of directors.

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