Wescom has long been an Official Banking Partner of a number of UCLA entities, and now, the Credit Union in conjunction with their philanthropic arm, The Wescom Foundation, has launched the Wescom Fund for UCLA to continue building better lives for Bruins. The fund’s goal is to remove barriers that impede UCLA student success by helping to create opportunities for students to thrive and by giving them the tools to graduate. The fund will also empower UCLA staff, to help them better manage the challenges they face in the dynamic campus environment, and to help foster a sense of belonging. Wescom Credit Union's 5-year pledge (2023-2027) to the Wescom Fund for UCLA totals $425,000, with $85,000 in annual grants to help Bruins build better lives. Wescom's annual commitment includes:
In addition, Wescom is the Presenting Sponsor of the Charles E. Young Humanitarian Awards which honors the late, long-serving UCLA Chancellor. As part of this awards sponsorship, the Credit Union launched the Wescom Community Award which provides $750 to a UCLA Student Organization with focus areas aligned with those of the Wescom Foundation: Critical Human Needs, Disaster Response, and Financial Wellness. Wescom also recently opened its 25th branch on November 17th. The branch, which will serve the broader West-Los Angeles community, is located on the ground floor of a new mixed-use, UCLA Housing building complex at 11776 Santa Monica Blvd. This new branch is in addition to the full-service branch located on the UCLA campus in the Ackerman Student Union building. If you’re interested in learning more about the Wescom Fund for UCLA, or any of the many ways in which Wescom supports the Bruin community, please let me know and I’m happy to coordinate a briefing between you and Ashley White, Senior VP, Chief Marketing Officer. You can also learn more here: https://www.wescom.org/UCLA/Bruin-Community Wescom is committed to paying it forward and helping Bruins reach their full potential.
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