Credit Union Heroes on serving their communities

<p><em>Credit Union Magazine</em>’s 2020 Credit Union Heroes share a common bond of driving large-scale change by immersing themselves in the communities they serve. This year, we profile four heroes who build lasting partnerships, speak to credit union values, cultivate the art of lending, and identify new doors to open. <br/><br/>All four heroes distinguish themselves as unsung champions of the movement by promoting credit union philosophy, exhibiting a firm belief in credit union values, and creating real, positive outcomes in their communities. <br/><br/>The 2020 finalists are:</p><ul><li><a href='https://news.cuna.org/articles/117178-powerful-partnerships'>Robin Brulé</a>, chief community engagement officer at $2.4 billion asset Nusenda Credit  Union, Albuquerque, N.M.</li><li><a href='https://news.cuna.org/articles/117183-put-here-for-a-purpose'>Margaret Delmonico</a>, retired director of public relations at $5.6 billion asset PSECU, Harrisburg, Pa.</li><li><a href='https://news.cuna.org/articles/117179-the-art-of-lending'>Davina Napier</a>, chief lending officer at $1.1 billion asset Credit Union 1, Anchorage, Alaska.</li><li><a href='https://news.cuna.org/articles/117184-empowering-underserved-communities'>Dave Prosser</a>, senior vice president of community development at $654 million asset Freedom First Credit Union, Roanoke, Va.</li></ul><p><a href='https://news.cuna.org/cuhero'>Read more about this year&apos;s heroes</a> and <a href='https://news.cuna.org/cuhero'>cast your vote</a> for Credit Union Hero of the Year, sponsored by <a href='https://www.symitar.com'>Symitar</a>. Voting takes place through March 20.</p>