November 30, 2015
For Immediate Release
Clearview FCU Recognizes 12 Local Charities at Pitt Football Game
Pittsburgh, Pa. — Clearview Federal Credit Union recognized 12 local charities at a Pitt Football game on November 27, 2015, as part
of the Clearview Community Champion of the Game program. Throughout the 2015-2016 Pitt Men’s Football season, fans
nominated their favorite charities, and Clearview selected one winner per week to receive a $300 donation and be recognized on
field at the Pitt vs. Miami game at Heinz Field. Any time the Panthers recorded a safety, the donation to that week’s winning charity
was doubled to $600.
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The volunteers each received two tickets to the game on November 27 , where they represented their favorite charities on the field
during halftime. The 2015-2016 Clearview Community Champions are as follows:
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Game 1 Champion - Zachary O. of Washington, Pa. and the Montour Trail Council - $300
Game 2 Champion - Donald S. of Imperial, Pa. and Heroes Supporting Heroes - $300
Game 3 Champion - R.J. M. of Gibsonia, Pa. and HEARTH - $300
Game 5 Champion - Lisa P. of Natrona Heights, Pa. and the Lower Valley Food Bank - $300
Game 6 Champion - Erika M. of Mt. Washington and Casting for Recovery - $600
Game 7 Champion - Heidi K. of Jeannette, Pa. and the Action For Animals Humane Society - $300
Game 8 Champion - Jennifer L. of New Brighton and United Valley REACT, Inc. - $300
Game 9 Champion - Lynzy G. of Chatham University and Chatham's Relay For Life - $300
Game 10 Champion - Carol M. and North Hills Community Outreach - $300
Game 11 Champion - Monica M. of Venetia, Pa. and the Washington Symphonic Orchestra - $300
Game 12 Champion - Barb V. of Moon Township and Hope Grows - $300
Game 13 Champion - Audrianna B. of Butler, Pa. and Community Care Connections, Inc. - $300
Clearview President and CEO Mark Brennan commented, “We’re very proud to have sponsored the first year of this program in
partnership with Pitt Athletics. It’s been great to see the variety of important work being done in our community and the passion of
the Pitt fans and volunteers. We were thrilled to get everyone together at the Miami game to recognize 12 wonderful charities and
the people who support them.”
John Tull, Associate General Manager, Pitt IMG Sports Marketing commented, “Clearview has always been a proud supporter of Pitt
Athletics and our community. Their desire to support local organizations and the people of Southwestern Pennsylvania has been
great to see. We were proud to partner with them and honor the volunteers during our big game.”
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Clearview is also continuing its 7 year of support for the Points for Pediatrics program throughout the 2015-2016 Pitt Men’s
Basketball season. For more information about Points for Pediatrics, click here.
The University of Pittsburgh was founded in 1787. The University’s 12,000 employees serve about 35,000 students through their 16
undergraduate, graduate and professional schools.
Clearview Federal Credit Union has been in operation since 1953 and serves more than 92,000 members, with reported assets
valued over $977 million as of October 2015. Membership in Clearview is open to individuals who live, work, worship, volunteer or
attend school in the Southwestern Pennsylvania community, which includes Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Butler, Fayette, Greene,
Indiana, Lawrence, Washington and Westmoreland counties. Membership is also open to immediate family members of current
Clearview members. Visit clearviewfcu.org for more information. Clearview Federal Credit Union is federally insured by the National
Credit Union Administration and is an Equal Housing Lender.
*See page 2 for photo.
Volunteers from 12 Pittsburgh-area charities were recognized at the Pitt Panthers football game on November 27, 2015.
Mark Brennan, President/CEO of Clearview Federal Credit Union joined in on the photo.
To use this photo for publication, please download the attached JPEG file or contact [email protected].
For more information, please contact:
Clearview Federal Credit Union
Christianne Gribben
[email protected]
(412) 269-3079
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