WL & District Credit Union supports Big Brothers & Big Sisters

WL & District Credit Union supports Big Brothers & Big Sisters

Big Brothers & Big Sisters executive director Lorraine Levitt accepts a generous donation from the Williams Lake and District Credit Union Community Investment Fund Committee members Lyndsey Carter (left) and Heather Callender. The funds will assist BBBS to employ a summer student to process volunteer applications received  in the summer for the In School Mentoring program.

Big Brothers & Big Sisters executive director Lorraine Levitt accepts a generous donation from the Williams Lake and District Credit Union Community Investment Fund Committee members Lyndsey Carter (left) and Heather Callender. The funds will assist BBBS to employ a summer student to process volunteer applications received in the summer for the In School Mentoring program.

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