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Christian Financial Day of Giving 2026: Serving Communities Across Southeast Michigan

Giving back is at the heart of Christian Financial Credit Union’s mission to strengthen the communities we serve. Each year, our Day of Giving provides employees with an opportunity to step away from their desks and work alongside local nonprofit organizations that are making a meaningful difference throughout Southeast Michigan.

On October 12, 2026, 174 Christian Financial employees volunteered their time and talents across the region, contributing a collective 522 volunteer hours to support organizations focused on food insecurity, homelessness, addiction recovery, children’s services, animal welfare, and family assistance programs.

Day of Giving 2026 By the Numbers

Supporting Organizations Making a Difference

Christian Financial employees volunteered at 10 organizations throughout Southeast Michigan, each serving unique needs within our communities.

Forgotten Harvest

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Thirty volunteers packed food boxes and sorted fresh food to help families experiencing food insecurity receive nutritious meals.

Motown Soup

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Fourteen employees assisted in preparing soup, dip, and bread mixes that support nonprofit organizations across Michigan.

FAN (Face Addiction Now)

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Twenty-one volunteers assembled hygiene kits and prepared resources for individuals and families impacted by substance use disorder.

Fleece & Thank You

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Eighteen employees helped prepare blanket kits and heartfelt messages for children receiving treatment in hospitals.

St. Vincent de Paul Detroit

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Fifteen volunteers sorted donations and organized merchandise to support individuals and families facing financial hardship.

Motor City Mitten Mission

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Twenty-four employees worked both at Christian Financial headquarters and Motor City Mitten Mission’s St. Clair Shores location. Volunteers organized donations, created plarn balls from recycled grocery bags, and prepared and delivered 200 lunches for individuals experiencing food insecurity.

Capuchin Soup Kitchen

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Five employees assisted with organizing food and clothing donations for community members in need.

McWarm

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Five volunteers helped organize supplies that support programs providing meals, clothing, and essential winter services.

Susie Q's Kids Inc.

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Five employees assembled comfort bags and organized donations for children and families facing difficult circumstances.

I Heart Dogs Rescue and Animal Haven

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Eleven volunteers supported daily care and enrichment efforts for rescued dogs awaiting permanent homes.

Christian Financial Food Collection Drive

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Eight employees organized and delivered non-perishable food collected through the employee Can Art Contest to 11 local churches.

Areas of Community Impact

The collective efforts of Christian Financial employees supported organizations addressing a wide range of community needs, including:

  • Food Security & Hunger Relief
  • Homelessness & Housing Support
  • Addiction Recovery Services
  • Children’s Health & Wellness
  • Animal Rescue & Welfare
  • Family Assistance Programs
  • Winter Clothing & Essential Supplies
  • Community Outreach & Volunteerism

By partnering with local nonprofits, employees were able to provide hands-on support where it was needed most, helping organizations extend their reach and deepen their impact throughout Southeast Michigan.

More Than a Day of Service

Day of Giving is about more than volunteer hours. It reflects Christian Financial’s ongoing commitment to building stronger communities through service, charitable giving, and meaningful partnerships.

From sorting food donations and preparing meals to assembling care kits, employees worked side by side with nonprofit partners to make a meaningful impact. Their efforts helped support children, families, and individuals in need across the region.

These collective efforts highlight how giving back can create meaningful and lasting change across our community.

Why Community Partnerships Matter

Strong communities are built through collaboration. Christian Financial is proud to support organizations that address critical needs and improve quality of life for local residents.

Through volunteer service and strategic community partnerships, Christian Financial continues to invest in initiatives that help individuals and families thrive. Day of Giving serves as one example of how employees come together each year to support meaningful causes and strengthen the communities they call home.

Looking Ahead

As Christian Financial continues its commitment to service, Day of Giving remains an important reminder that positive change happens when people come together around a common purpose.

The 2026 Day of Giving resulted in hundreds of volunteer hours, support for local nonprofits, food donations for area churches, and meaningful service projects that touched lives across Southeast Michigan. Christian Financial is honored to play a small part in helping build stronger, healthier, and more connected communities. These efforts reflect the credit union philosophy of People Helping People, demonstrating the power of coming together to make a lasting difference in the lives of our neighbors and communities.