SANDY, Utah, Nov. 25, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Mountain America Credit Union contributed $6,000 to the Ogden School Foundation through the 2025 Mountain America Sacks initiative. This marks the third consecutive year the credit union has partnered with the Weber State University (WSU) football team for this program, pledging $250 for every defensive sack—funding that directly supports students and families experiencing food insecurity. On November 22, Mountain America presented a $6,000 donation to Brynn Mu ...

Core Points - Mountain America Credit Union, in partnership with the Phoenix Suns/Phoenix Mercury Foundation and Southwest Human Development, organized a volunteer event to promote literacy and community engagement by building Little Free Libraries in underserved neighborhoods of Phoenix [1][4][5] - A total of 15 Little Free Libraries will be established, stocked with the bilingual community book "We Are the Valley/Somos El Valle," aimed at providing local youth with access to meaningful reading materials [4][5] Group 1 - The volunteer event took place on February 26, 2025, where participants built, painted, and decorated the libraries [1] - Mountain America has been collaborating with Southwest Human Development since 2017, contributing over $150,000 to various community projects [5] - Nathan Anderson, executive vice president and COO of Mountain America, emphasized the company's commitment to making a positive impact in the community [4] Group 2 - The initiative aims to increase access to books for underserved communities in the Phoenix Valley [1][4] - The partnership reflects a long-term investment in community development by both Mountain America and the Phoenix Suns/Phoenix Mercury Foundation [5] - Mountain America Credit Union serves over 1 million members and has $20 billion in assets, providing a range of financial products and services [7]