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National Youth Savings Challenge
$100 Award Rules
The National Youth Saving Challenge is open to all youth under 18 who visit a participating credit union during April.
While youth are encouraged to make a deposit at the credit union, no deposit is required to enter.
Those parents/guardians giving permission for their youth to enter can submit on a 3" x 5" piece of paper the following information to the credit union:
Name
Date
Current age
Limit one entry per person.
On May 16, 2012, the Credit Union National Association (CUNA) will randomly select and give ten (10) $100 awards to 10 participating credit unions. Each of these 10 credit unions will then randomly select a winner from its entrants. Your credit union will notify you if you are a winner.
The odds of winning will depend on the number of entrants. A list of the winners will be posted on this Web page on or after May 18, 2012.
This contest is void where prohibited.
2011 National Youth Saving Challenge Winners
During Youth Week, 146,002 youth deposited more than $28.5 million at 305 participating credit unions. These 10 children were selected randomly and will each receive a $100 prize through the National Youth Saving Challenge.
Emma, age 6, of Gig Harbor, Wash., from American CU
Kylee, age 9, of Roseburg, Ore., from Cascade Community CU
Ethan, age 6, of Hewitt, Texas, from Educators CU
Alexander, age 18 months, of Caledonia, Mich., from Grand Valley Co-Op CU
Olivia, age 8, of Jacksonville, Fla., from Jax FCU
Cullen, age 8, of Lutcher, La., from Louisiana FCU
Emily, age 9, of Silverton, Ore., from Maps CU
Malloree, age 13, of West Enfield, Maine, from Penobscot County FCU
Dylan, age 3, of Spokane, Wash., from PrimeSource CU
Larkyn, age 4, of York, Pa., from York Educational FCU
