ALBANY, N.Y. - (05/05/06) -- Employees of State Employees FCU andlocal residents traded pretend deeds and play money on behalf ofthe city's Center for Disability Services Tuesday. SEFCU's 14thannual Monopoly Tournament, one of the largest in the Northeast,raised $8,500 in real money for the local charity. More than 130people participated in this year's tournament, with individualseach paying a $30 entry fee and corporations paying $250 for a teamof four. The $1.2 billion credit union has raised more than $52,000through the annual tournament for the Center for DisabilityServices, which provides services for children, adults and seniorswho live with disabilities.
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