Friday, March 18, 2016

Credit Union Buys Naming Rights to School District's Sports Complex

The Pottsville Area school board agreed to rename one of its sports complexes after it received a donation from CACL Federal Credit Union (Pottsville, PA).

In the deal, CACL will give the school district $150,000 over an 11-year period. The school district will use the funds to replace two scoreboards at the Pottsville Area 16th Street Fields.

In return, the school board will rename the 16th Street Baseball/Softball Complex as CACL Complex.

The agreement will promote the credit union throughout the school district, including a table at two home high school football games.

In addition, the agreement will provide CACL with the opportunity to present a proposal to the school district with regard to the banking opportunities provided the credit union.

CACL representatives will also be given an opportunity to talk to students at Pottsville Area High School about financial literacy.

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  1. AnonymousMarch 18, 2016 at 8:51 AM

    Unlike many of the other "naming rights" stories you have presented, hard to criticize anything with this one. I would do the same at the Credit Union I lead if given the opportunity to do so.

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