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Celebrating 30 Years With 30 Acts of Kindness lines

XDI is celebrating 30 years of serving Credit Unions in 2025!

We have always considered ourselves fortunate to be part of a community whose philosophy is “People Helping People,” and XDI has always endeavored to embody our own core value of “Giving Back.”

Over the years, we have worked with our Credit Union friends by creating charity-focused events like the Credit Union Chili Challenge and the Credit Union Cornhole Challenge, and during that time XDI has contributed over $200,000 to the causes close to your hearts. Just this year, XDI donated $25,000 to the fire relief efforts in Southern California.

In honor of this 30-year milestone, XDI would like to do something special that includes the Credit Union community. 

That is why we are Celebrating 30 Years with 30 Acts of Kindness!

We have committed $30,000 to spotlight individuals and their causes from both the Credit Union Community as well as within XDI. During 2025, we are accepting submissions on xdi.com that highlight the efforts of an individual at your credit union who has dedicated themselves to furthering a charitable cause. This is a chance to recognize and reward that person who champions and drives these efforts. At the end of the submission period, XDI will award $1,000 each to 30 of the submitted entries.

submission showcase

  • Billy Redd – Pacific Crest FCU

    Klamath-Lake Counties Food Bank

    The Klamath-Lake Counties Food Bank serves as a vital hub for distributing food in very large counties, made up of only 1.8 people per square mile. The rural, spread-out nature of the population means that many folks depend on each other and the social safety net to survive.

    For over 5 years, Billy has donated funds personally and setup multiple Fire Relief food drives for the Food Bank. He has encouraged his fellow employees to give and now serves on the board – lending his marketing and business expertise to the organization.

    He has also recently launched a campaign called MinusAMillion. His family’s goal is to give away a million dollars in their lifetime and encourage others to catch the generosity spark as well. The Klamath-Lake Counties Food Bank is at the top of his list of charities that have a very large impact.

  • Greg Hancock – XDI

    Feed My Starving Children

    Greg Hancock

    FEED MY STARVING CHILDREN recruits kids and adults to hand-pack nutritious MannaPack meals specifically designed to assist in reversing and preventing undernutrition. Volunteering occurs at permanent and temporary sites. They host over 235 events each year around the country, with over 1,162,000 volunteers annually.

    Our family has been volunteering for FEED MY STARVING CHILDREN for many years. Within 2 hours, our group of approximately 100 people packaged over 31,000 meals. The grand total over the course of the weekend was over 187,000 meals.

    Greg Hancock
  • Carrie Fletcher – XDI

    Saving One Life

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    I am a foster for a never-kill rescue, Saving One Life. We take in kittens and get them healthy, altered, vaccinated and social. I have been fostering for them for about 4 years now.

    It is completely volunteer-based, and you may have heard of the rescue as we are the ones that put the kitties in the Petsmarts.

    The rescue does not have a shelter; it is completely foster-based. We have volunteers that do other things as well. Some keep the supplies at their homes for us, some create the social media, some take care of the centers that are inside Petsmart, etc.

     

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