PSFCU on Fifth Avenue

On October 4, New York’s Fifth Avenue was transformed for the 89th time into a whiteand- red showcase of Polish pride, tradition, and community. Among the thousands of participants in the Pulaski Parade, the Polish & Slavic Federal Credit Union was, of course, well represented, as it has been the main sponsor of this unique event for many years.

PSFCU employees participated in large numbers in the parade, as did members of the Board of Directors, the Supervisory Committee, and the Management of our Credit Union. This year’s parade held special significance for us also because Dr. Iwona Korga, a member of the PSFCU Board ofDirectors, served as Grand Marshal of the 89th Pulaski Parade. This exceptional honor was a source of pride for our entire credit union community.

The weather decided to put the participants through an extra test this year. Rain accompanied the parade for much of the march, but it did not dampen anyone’s spirit. On the contrary: the PSFCU’s red umbrellas became one of the most distinctive elements of our contingent, adding even more color and energy to the white-and-red procession. This year’s parade demonstrated once again that even New York’s capricious weather could not stop the Polish community from celebrating together.

For PSFCU, participating in the Pulaski Parade is more than just an annual tradition. It is an expression of our long-standing commitment to the Polish-American community and our pride in our Polish heritage. For years, we have supported the Parade as its main sponsor, helping to create an event that brings together successive generations of Poles and reminds New York of the strength, history, and richness of our community.