Kinecta Federal Credit Union Hosts 15th Annual Back-to-School Drive
August 14, 2024
Kinecta Federal Credit Union hosted its 15th Annual Back-to-School Backpack Drive on Saturday, August 10.
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Kinecta Federal Credit Union
Kinecta Federal Credit Union Empowers African American Male Students with its Fourth Annual Defying the Odds Black History Month Event
March 10, 2022
Kinecta Federal Credit Union successfully hosted its fourth annual Defying the Odds Black History Month event. African American male students from Centinela Valley Union High School District (Lawndale High School, Hawthorne High School, Leuzinger High School and Lloyde High School), Long Beach Jordan High School and Verbum Dei High School, had access to a virtual symposium composed of accomplished Black business professionals sharing stories about overcoming adversity to achieve professional success.
Happy Holidays from Rep. Maxine Waters
December 19, 2019
Happy holidays to all of the families in the 43rd District and the entire Greater Los Angeles community! I am so grateful to have spent this holiday season sharing in the spirit of giving with so many organizations who are ensuring that our neighbors who are need of support have an enjoyable holiday season.
Local Watts Teacher Receives Kinecta Teaching Grant
July 11, 2019
Each year, Kinecta Federal Credit Union hosts its Youth Scholarships and Teaching Grants for Growth program to provide financial support for students seeking higher education and to assist teachers with classroom instruction and projects.
Defying the Odds Black History Educational Experience, Kinecta Federal Credit Union Empowered African American Male Students
March 18, 2019
Centinela Valley Union High School District students learned the post-high school life skills needed to handle the unique challenges in today’s society
Kinecta Federal Credit Union Announces its 2019 ‘Youth Scholarships and Teaching Grants for Grow’ Program
March 14, 2019
Eight $2,000 Scholarships to Help Full-Time Students to Make Higher Education a Reality and Six $2,000 Grants for Teachers to Bolster Instruction and Classroom Projects
KINECTA CELEBRATES 45 YEARS OF HOLIDAY GIVING
December 6, 2018
45th Annual Holiday Food Drive distributes grocery store certificates & items to 1,000 deserving families.