From the IT Department:
Easter Bunny visits the Alderwood Branch March 31
Gather your baskets and put on your bonnet-- Easter is coming early to the Alderwood Branch.
The Easter Bunny will be taking a break from his usual holiday preparations on Saturday, March 31 to hang out with Verity Credit Union members and their families.
This completely free event is open to kids of all ages and will feature cupcake decorating, photos with the Easter Bunny and visiting with friends in a family-friendly environment.
A photographer will be on hand to take pictures free of charge. 5x7-inch prints will be available for pick-up at the Alderwood Branch on Monday, April 2. Parents and friends are also welcome to take their own photos, ensuring at least one picture will have everyone smiling at the camera with their eyes open.
And, if free cupcakes and pictures with the Easter Bunny aren’t enough, visitors can also enter a drawing for $25 to go towards an existing or new Youth Account.
So, if you’re looking for a family-friendly event to celebrate the season (and get some banking done at the same time), hop on over to Verity Credit Union’s Alderwood Branch on Saturday, March 31. The Easter Bunny will be waiting for you!
When: Saturday, March 31
Time: 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Where:
Verity Credit Union’s Alderwood Branch, 18530 33rd Ave. W, Lynnwood.
For more information, contact Katie at 206-351-6631 or katies@veritycu.com
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