We are proud to announce that PFCU employees selected Ennis Center for Children as the recipient of proceeds from the credit union's second-quarter 2026 employee dress down program. Through this employee-led initiative, staff voluntarily contribute through payroll deductions in exchange for participating in designated dress down days. Thanks to the generosity of PFCU employees, more than $8,000 was raised to support Ennis Center for Children's mission of helping children and families in crisis throughout Michigan.
Ennis Center for Children has served Michigan children and families in crisis for more than four decades, providing foster care, adoption, family preservation, and youth support services.
“These funds will provide essential items that help children feel safe, comfortable, and cared for, including beds, mattresses, bedding, clothing, school uniforms, shoes, hygiene products, diapers, baby wipes, and many other necessities” said Sheery Houston, VP of Development at Ennis Center for Children. “We are truly grateful to everyone at PFCU for their compassion, support, and commitment to helping children and families in our community.”
The quarterly dress down program reflects PFCU's ongoing commitment to community involvement and giving back. By empowering employees to select the organizations they support, the program helps strengthen local nonprofits while fostering a culture of generosity and service throughout the credit union. Check out this page to learn more about PFCU’s community involvement.
About Ennis Center for Children:
Ennis Center for Children is a Michigan-based nonprofit dedicated to supporting children and families in crisis. Through foster care, adoption, family preservation, and youth support services, the organization helps children find safe, stable, and nurturing environments while working to strengthen families whenever possible. Guided by its mission, "With the support of the community, we preserve families when possible and create new families, when necessary," Ennis Center serves thousands of children and families throughout Southeast Michigan each year. To find out more visit https://www.enniscenter.org/