Town & Country Credit Union was recognized with two awards from the Dakota Credit Union Association, according to information provided by Town & Country Credit Union. The credit union received first place in the 2019 Marketing & Communications Award and second place in the 2019 Dora Maxwell Social Responsibility Award. The awards were presented during the Association’s annual Summit event this October in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.

The Marketing & Communications Award recognizes a marketing communications piece or project that was used over the past year and could include radio, TV, print or online advertisements, social media campaigns, websites, newsletters or a specific marketing plan targeted towards membership or potential membership demographic. Town & Country submitted its first annual 2018 Impact Report for consideration.

The Dora Maxwell Social Responsibility Community Service Award is given to a credit union or chapter for its social responsibility projects within the community. Town & Country’s application included its Nonprofit Account package, which was created and launched in late 2018 and seeks to provide added value for nonprofit organizations.

“At Town & Country Credit Union, we’re committed to making a positive impact on our members and our communities,” said Jeremiah Kossen, president/CEO of Town & Country Credit Union. “I’m proud to see our team recognized for their work in showcasing our credit union’s impact in the Impact Report and creating the Nonprofit Account package designed to help area nonprofits amplify their own Positive Impact on our communities.”

The Dakota Credit Union Association, formerly the Credit Union Association of the Dakotas, is the professional financial trade association for credit unions in North Dakota and South Dakota.

Town & Country Credit Union has been serving communities for over 80 years. With 11 locations in North Dakota, including Stanley, Kenmare and Minot, over 150 employees and a focus on continual growth, it provides serves more than 20,000 members. Membership is open to anyone living within 75 miles of Minot and 50 miles of Fargo or Kenmare.