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Cornerstone Foundation Partners with TriUnity Foundation to Expand Community Impact
PLANO, TEXAS – The Cornerstone Foundation is proud to announce its partnership with TriUnity Foundation, a groundbreaking foundation in the credit union industry designed to empower hope, healing, and strength for individuals and families facing terminal illness. This first-of-its-kind initiative provides credit unions a direct way to give back to their members and communities, offering vital relief to those grappling with the financial challenges of a terminal illness diagnosis.
Through this strategic alliance, Cornerston Foundation and TriUnity Foundation will leverage their resources and expertise to eliminate the financial burden for individuals battling a terminal illness, allowing them to focus on what truly matters: their relationships and the beauty of life itself. The partnership addresses the physical, emotional, and financial challenges of terminal illness, offering meaningful financial relief to meet the most urgent needs while nurturing hope, healing, and strength.
Courtney Moran, executive director of the Cornerstone Foundation, expressed enthusiasm about the collaboration: “We are thrilled to partner with TriUnity Foundation to empower individuals with the tools and knowledge they need to achieve financial stability in the face of adversity.”
“We founded TriUnity Foundation because we saw a profound need in our communities that wasn’t being addressed—an opportunity to offer not only financial relief but a sense of peace and hope in life's hardest moments,” said Jed Meyer, president/CEO of St. Cloud Financial Credit Union and TriUnity Foundation Board Member. “Financial toxicity from a terminal illness can devastate not only a person’s finances but also their ability to focus on healing and making the most of their time with loved ones. As credit unions, we’re built to protect and support our members, and this foundation extends that mission to those facing terminal illness, helping them focus on what truly matters.”
The financial burden of a terminal illness—often referred to as financial toxicity—places immense strain on both patients and their families, impacting not only finances but also emotional and physical wellbeing. TriUnity Foundation offers credit unions a unique opportunity to serve as a philanthropic lifeline for their members, ensuring that donations directly those in their communities who are most in need. This foundation aligns with the roots of the credit union movement: supporting the financial wellbeing and dignity of members in challenging times. By collaborating with TriUnity Foundation, credit unions can be a beacon of hope, extending their mission of compassion and care to families facing terminal illness.
By addressing urgent financial needs, both organizations seek to to provide support and relief, ensuring no one faces the financial burden of a terminal illness alone.
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About TriUnity FoundationTriUnity Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing financial relief and community support to individuals facing terminal illnesses. With a mission to foster Strength, Hope, and Healing, the Foundation works to alleviate the financial burdens that often accompany life-threatening diagnoses, allowing individuals to focus on their well-being and relationships. Through strategic partnerships and community engagement, TriUnity Foundation ensures that no one has to navigate a terminal illness alone. To learn more, visit the TriUnity Foundation website.
About Cornerstone Foundation
The Cornerstone Foundation is the 501(c)(3) charity of the Cornerstone League. The Foundation is dedicated to promoting financial wellness programs for youth and adults, providing access to professional development for credit union staff and volunteers, and offering financial relief for credit union staff when disaster strikes. The Foundation receives financial support from credit unions, corporate partners, individuals, the Cornerstone League, Cornerstone Resources, and grants from other foundations. Learn more on the Foundation’s website.
