BROOKLYN, N.Y., Sept. 29, 2016 -- On behalf of the 88,000 members of the Polish & Slavic Federal Credit Union, we invite you to attend this year’s much anticipated Pulaski Day Parade, Sunday, October 2 along Manhattan’s famed Fifth Avenue.
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Please join us for a special day of pageantry, culture and celebration, as we mark the most spectacular demonstration of Polish-American heritage in the United States.
PSFCU is once again a proud sponsor of this annual ethnic celebration. This year we will pay special tribute to young Polish-Americans in light of this year’s “World Youth Day” in Krakow. It should be a remarkable parade.
As the largest sponsor and supporter of the annual parade, PSFCU will have approximately 150 employees marching down Fifth Avenue in displaying their pride. Our special guest will be National Credit Union Administration board member J. Mark McWatters, and the entertaining Polish band, Golec uOrkiestra.
We encourage everyone to join in on this truly special day for Polish-Americans, and we hope you can be there to take in all the pride, history, glory and love that goes hand-in-hand with every step down Fifth Avenue.
Polish & Slavic Federal Credit Union is celebrating its 40th anniversary in 2016. Founded in Brooklyn in September 1976, the PSFCU has grown into an institution with 17 branches in three states (New York, New Jersey and Illinois). It has 88,000 members and assets in excess of $1.75 billion.
CONTACT: Pawel Burdzy 973-808-3240 ext.6134 [email protected]


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