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People’s Credit Union backs Butler Basketball Club’s 10th golf tournament with $2,500 donation

The contribution highlights the credit union’s long‑standing commitment to youth mentorship and community development

People’s Credit Union has stepped up as the presenting sponsor for the Butler Basketball Club’s 10th annual golf tournament, pledging a $2,500 contribution that will help fund the event’s operations and charitable goals.

"Courtney Hunter, Head of Community Development at People’s Credit Union, said the donation reflects the organization’s conviction that the club’s mission extends far beyond the hardwood, aiming to foster mentorship, create lasting memories for children, and strengthen families in the Middletown area," she explained.

Founded in 1922, the Butler Basketball Club is one of the region’s oldest youth sports programs, headquartered in Middletown, Rhode Island. Over the decades, it has evolved from a modest local league into a comprehensive community hub that offers basketball training, academic support, and leadership opportunities.

The annual golf tournament, now in its tenth iteration, serves as a key fundraiser that blends recreation with philanthropy, drawing participants from across the state while generating resources for scholarships, equipment, and outreach programs.

Beyond the game: community impact

For People’s Credit Union, the partnership is about more than brand visibility; it is a strategic investment in a program that teaches teamwork, resilience, and financial literacy, values that align with the credit union’s member‑first philosophy. Randy Butler, a longtime advocate for youth sports, has highlighted the tournament’s role in building community ties.

The donation will be directed toward expanding the tournament’s reach, enabling more families to participate and supporting year‑round mentorship initiatives that the club has championed since its inception.

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