(SPEECH) Music (DESCRIPTION) Logo transitions in (DESCRIPTION) Female volunteer wearing “I heart neighbors” t-shirt addresses other volunteers (SPEECH) Community to me means we learn from each other. (DESCRIPTION) Close on volunteers arranging canned goods (SPEECH) We lean on each other. (DESCRIPTION) Volunteers arrange canned goods, transition to footage of volunteers arranging groceries into bags (SPEECH) We're there when one of us has fallen ill or needs assistance. (DESCRIPTION) John Owens loads a packed bag into a cart (SPEECH) We've been in partnership with Wakota for 15 years. (DESCRIPTION) Transition to Interview segment with John Owens. Onscreen text to right of screen reads: “John Owens, President, Elan Credit Card.” (SPEECH) We've recognized that credit unions (DESCRIPTION) Volunteers begin wheeling packed goods down a hallway (SPEECH) are a vital part of the communities in which they serve (DESCRIPTION) Volunteers wheel packed goods onto the grocery store floor (SPEECH) and as we plotted out our charitable program for the year, (DESCRIPTION) Volunteers packing groceries onto carts (SPEECH) we thought the best use of our funds would be to allow (DESCRIPTION) Interview segment with John Owens (SPEECH) our credit union partners to dictate where those funds go, and how those funds are deployed because they know their communities better than we do. (DESCRIPTION) Mary Matheson and volunteer arrange groceries into bags (SPEECH) When we found out that we were selected, (DESCRIPTION) Interview segment with Mary Matheson. Onscreen text to right of screen reads “Mary Matheson, President and CEO of Wakota Federal Credit Union.” (SPEECH) I knew immediately that Neighbors was going to probably be the top of the list. (DESCRIPTION) Shot of the Neighbors Inc office, transition to close shot of Neighbors Inc Mission sign which reads mission, vision, core values (SPEECH) Neighbors Inc. is a social service agency that has been serving the people of Northern Dakota County for 50 years. (DESCRIPTION) Pan across a series of handbooks in multiple languages and Fair Credit Act booklets (SPEECH) We provide people with basic needs, like clothing and food, (DESCRIPTION) Interview segment with Susan Schroeder. Text to right of screen reads: “Susan Schroeder, Deputy Director, Neighbors Inc.” (SPEECH) things that people need, like keeping the lights on or the heat going. (DESCRIPTION) Footage of volunteers arranging groceries (SPEECH) People come to us at their most troubled times. (DESCRIPTION) Interview segment with Charlie Thompson. Text to right of screen reads: “Charlie Thompson, President and CEO, Neighbors Inc.” (SPEECH) We see older adults. We see children in need of food. (DESCRIPTION) Volunteers arrange groceries into bags and boxes (SPEECH) They make an appointment so that they're guaranteed (DESCRIPTION) Volunteers arrange food into bags and boxes (SPEECH) when they have that appointment, that they're going to walk out of here (DESCRIPTION) Volunteers arrange food into bags and boxes (SPEECH) with about a week's worth of food for everyone in their household. It's partners like Wakota and Elan that make that possible. (DESCRIPTION) Interview segment with Heidi Satre. Text to right of screen reads: “Heidi Satre, Director of Community Engagement, Neighbors Inc.” (SPEECH) Today's volunteer event is going to focus on our hunger relief program, (DESCRIPTION) Volunteer in “I heart neighbors” shirt provides direction to gathered volunteers (SPEECH) and we will have volunteers both from Elan and Wakota Federal Credit Union, packing emergency boxes that we can distribute. (DESCRIPTION) Interview segment with Charlie Thompson (SPEECH) We can't always get people in the day that they need food, but these emergency food boxes (DESCRIPTION) Mary and Elan volunteer pack bags (SPEECH) help make sure that we're able to send them home with a couple of days worth of food (DESCRIPTION) John Owens and volunteers pack bags (SPEECH) and then be able to work them into a full food shelf visit later in the week. (DESCRIPTION) Heidi Satre high-fives volunteers (SPEECH) Wakota Federal Credit Union has been a long time community partner of Neighbors for not only helping us, (DESCRIPTION) Interview segment with Heidi Satre (SPEECH) but for spreading the word about our services. (DESCRIPTION) Volunteers all together clapping and smiling (SPEECH) A lot of our members are people of modest means who definitely use Neighbors’s services, (DESCRIPTION) Interview segment with Amanda Kissner. Text to right of screen reads: “Amanda Kissner, director of community affairs, Wakota Federal Credit Union.” (SPEECH) so we've seen firsthand and heard firsthand from members (DESCRIPTION) Misc. footage of supplies, foods, and items available on Shelves at Neighbors Inc (SPEECH) on how Neighbors was able to help them through hard times. And we know that that monetary donation definitely helped Neighbors provide these different services to them. (DESCRIPTION) Happy volunteers at work transitions to footage of John Owens helping pack bags (SPEECH) Either promoting or sponsoring, or allowing your employees to take part in these type of activities shows that I'm working for a company (DESCRIPTION) Interview segment with John Owens (SPEECH) that shares the values that I have about giving back to the community. (DESCRIPTION) Shot of volunteers packing, focus on “Impact is What Inspires Us” t-shirt back. (SPEECH) The way I look at it is it's a win-win. (DESCRIPTION) Footage of groceries being packed, transitioning to footage of volunteers packing bags (SPEECH) It's keeping resources within communities, it's strengthening bonds. I just think that it's a natural, organic thing that should be happening within communities (DESCRIPTION) Interview segment with Amanda Kissner (SPEECH) and it just sets them up for longevity. (SPEECH) Music fades out (DESCRIPTION) Elan Logo on a sunlit forest