Did you know that credit unions are not-for-profit? Frieda knew, that’s why she brought her nest egg to Park Community. She wanted a place that had her best interest in mind, not their own. At Park Community, we literally go out of our way (we don’t want to get pecked) to give Frieda the peace of mind she needs to grow her nest egg. It’s worked, too. She started with 2 eggs, and she now has 4.
By the way, we figured out that Frieda is a type of ringed plover called a Killdeer. Remember that dance she was doing? She was pretending her wing was broken, so that we’d come after her instead of her babies. She’s one smart bird!
